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'Spaces of Hope'

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13 Jun 2022

Matthew Barber-Rowell

Climate change, a cost of living crisis, war in Ukraine, the fallout from Brexit… sometimes it can seem we live in a time of constant uncertainty. But amid the crises, Dr Matthew Barber-Rowell has been finding, curating and nurturing 'Spaces of Hope'
Critical thinking for a global society

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25 May 2022

Natasha Robson

In a complex world of free-flowing information and misinformation, where we are often being sold to without realising it, clear thought is more vital than ever. Natasha Robson explains how she is educating people to think about their thinking
Changemakers and communication

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23 Jul 2021

Adam Stones FRSA

Adam Stones FRSA on the skills we each need to develop to be successful changemakers.
Can we shake on it?

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12 May 2021

Ella Al-Shamahi

Ella Al-Shamahi on how Covid-19 has made us wave goodbye to the handshake.
Opening up in lockdown

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27 Apr 2021

Kenny Mammarella-D'Cruz FRSA

Kenny Mammarella-D'Cruz FRSA on why the Covid-19 pandemic prompted him to create online men’s groups.
Turning the tide of cynicism

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16 Jul 2020

Charles Fowler FRSA

Charles Fowler FRSA on why we have such an unbalanced view of the world around us and what to do about it.
What does it mean to be human-centred?

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15 Jun 2020

Chris Oestereich FRSA

Chris Oestereich FRSA on how participatory design works and why greater citizen control could lead to even better solutions.
Neurodiversity: A societal challenge

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05 May 2020

Thom Kirkwood FRSA

Thom Kirkwood FRSA writes about understanding neurodiversity.
The Non Sense of Work Life Balance

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04 Dec 2017

Melanie Kirkbride

For decades, programs and policies have been aiming to bring us a harmonious work life balance. Melanie Kirkbride FRSA argues that we have been asking the wrong question.
Psychology and the state we’re in

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17 Sep 2017

Clem Henricson

Psychologists have long established the importance of early years attachment and subsequent separation to human development.