Virtual Spoon Rooms with Maff Potts
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Maff Potts, Founder of the Association of Camerados, talks about maintaining friends and purpose in Covid times.
Community work when meeting is forbidden
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The Peel Institute in North London has been connecting local residents for over a century. How does it adapt to a pandemic?
Community supports in demand with David Anderson
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David Anderson is the brains behind Safe Families, the demand for which is boosted not impaired by the Covid pandemic.
Psychology online with Charlie Howard
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Social innovator and psychologist comes back to R-Talks to reflect on the work of a psychologist in the middle of the first Covid-19 lockdown.
Civil Society Futures with Julia Unwin
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Julia Unwin led a major inquiry into the future of civil society. She discusses its relevance to policy shifts in favour of a relational approach in the London Borough of Islington.
Steve Wyler on a better way for social policy
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In the Town Hall of Islington, one of several English local authorities exploring a shift in the balance between public services and civil society, Steve Wyler reflects on the potential for a relational social policy.
David Robinson on radical rebalancing of state and civil society
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David Robinson leader of The Relationship Project at Shift reflects on the opportunities and obstacles for a relational social policy.
Jon Zaff on relational schools
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Is it phonics, or the curriculum, or the behaviour management techniques? Or is it everything around the nuts and bolts of teaching students? Jon Zaff explores the idea of relational schools.
Iain MacRitchie on changing the relationship between schools and the community
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Glaswegian social entrepreneur is changing the relationship between schools and the community with an eye to giving a leg up to the most disadvantaged students.
Sean Redmond on building trust and agency in criminal justice
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Professor Sean Redmond from the University of Limerick discusses a network approach to the ‘wicked’ social problem of young people caught up in adult gangs.