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The Social Change Project: Governance Models and Social Change
We are hosting detailed discussions on each of our ten ‘burning...
A little bit of ‘you-time’ could be what your campaign needs
Over the Christmas break, pay proper attention to the care and...
The Social Change Project: Creativity and social change: the role of popular culture
Over the past year, I’ve been researching how popular culture can be...
The Social Change Project: What does creativity mean for sexual and gender diversities?
For a long time, being part of a sexual and gender minority group[1]...
The Social Change Project: Thoughts and Questions on Ethics and Social Change
Last week The Social Change Project was lucky enough to host a...
The Social Change Project: Use of the Law in Pursuing Social Change
Last week The Social Change Project held the first of a series of...
Yes, it matters that the government is ignoring Hodgson
So the government has announced it will not be making any amendments...
How Plato can help us redefine campaigning
We all know that campaigning has been going through a bit of a rough...
Three books signal new interest in social action
In a new report from the innovation foundation Nesta, called We...
Guest blog: Raising our game – lessons for social change campaigners from the EU referendum
A year on from the EU referendum, I want to offer some reflections...
Guest blog: Politics has just got interesting again
With Parliament in recess it’s a good time for policy wonks and...
Guest blog: Top 10 Campaigning Tips: Insights from an ex-civil servant
Having previously been a civil society advocate and campaigner, I...
Guest blog: Carry On Campaigning
Rumours are swirling that charities have been silenced by the...
Government should be clearer on charities and campaigning
With three recent reports saying that campaigning is a central...
Don’t design campaigns to fit evaluation models
Measurement and evaluation is often a fraught business, particularly...
Lessons from east Africa
The chief executive of the Sheila McKechnie Foundation reports from...
We need strong leaders. Why not campaigners?
It has become a platitude to say that we live in increasingly...
Our survey suggests we might be self-censoring
It is imperative that charities do campaign, and with real courage...
SMK Campaigner Survey: 90% think campaigning is under threat
The results from the first annual SMK Campaigner Survey have been...
A government that stops listening
At the Sheila McKechnie Foundation, we don’t take a view on the...
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