6. Sharing data is like telling a secret
Public systems and the charities they support as harvesters of secrets.
5. A learning diploma
The women reflect on how knowledge gets produced in many places, not just universities.
4. Learning to recover the self
If we can see our progress…
3. How we feel about data
The women had a strong emotional reaction to data.
2. Who owns my data?
The four women starting this conversation want to talk to others in the self-reliant groups.
1. A WEvolutionary idea: Data for me, not for others
At the end of 2020, four women from self-reliant groups in Scotland came together to work on, what they called, a wevolutionary idea: data for me, not for others.
2. I-We-I-We
Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett’s book The Upswing examines a long arc of history and the oscillation between what they call the ‘I’ and ‘We’ societies.
1. How to Be Wrong
Nobody sets out to be wrong
17. Enabling the Village to Support Families with Young Children
The African proverb reminds us that it takes a village to raise a child. When the community comes together around children, children are safe and well.
16. Thames Ward Initiative
We want to demonstrate what can be achieved in Thames Ward, and offer learning to the rest of the Borough.