State of UK Volunteer Management 2026
From a report by Rosterfy
8 insights; 1. Volunteers are mission-critical and increasingly so. 2. Recruitment has got easier. 3, Word of mouth still wins but Gen Z like digital. 4. Easier to recruit younger volunteers....
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How can we feel truely loved?
From an article by Behavioral Scientist
People often look for love in wrong places. They may try to become more successful, look impressive, hide flaws, have 1 way of showing love or try to make someone love them more. But feeling loved comes from real connection.
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The hidden trade-offs of development
From an article by Better Govs
“Creative destruction” is a process where new tech and entrepreneurial practices displace firms, known procedures and often society by reshaping identities, community cohesion, aspirations, state-society relations.
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Assessing Creative Thinking
From a framework and research by OECD - Organisati
Creative thinking is a teachable skill, measurable and essential for future learning, work and citizenship. Children today will have jobs that do not yet exist, using new tech to solve novel problems and emerging challenges.
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Ancient Monks, Modern Missions
From a presentation at The Everything Conference 2
There is a call to imitation, not nostalgia. We need to recover the same spiritual seriousness: worship first, Scripture central, work dignified, beauty valued, community strengthened, and every part of life offered to God.
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5 major trends reshaping democratic engagement
From a webinar by Go Vocal
Reflects technological evolution and growing expectation that governments create more inclusive, representative, continuous channels for civic input. Shifts from episodic participation to a systemic model.
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Behavioural nudges to improve parenting
Geoff Knott
A '5-a-day' campaign encourages people to eat 5 portions of fruit/veg daily. Why not do the same with parents to raise awareness of long-term harm some actions have and also good parenting practices. Some nudges..
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Hunger and thirst for righteousness
From a book by Kenneth E. Bailey
In the developed world, we have food and water to satisfy. By contrast, many in Jesus' world would have known both unrelenting hunger and life-threatening thirst. Do we deeply hunger and thirst for righteousness?
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History’s most remarkable transformation
From an article by The Institute for Faith, Work &
In 1800, 90% of humanity lived in subsistence poverty. Today, that figure has flipped. But economic flourishing is a means to a greater end: the full, vibrant, God-honouring life of shalom.
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In-Person - Behavioural Science and Public Health Network Conference 2027 - Celebrating Community, strengthening impact
@We The Curious, One Millennium Square, Anchor Road, Bristol,
Together, we will explore how a connected behavioural science community can strengthen practice, shape better public services and improve health and wellbeing fairly and effectively.
This is more than a day of sharing learning. It is an opportunity to meet people working across the behavioural science system, exchange ideas, build lasting connections and find practical inspiration for your own work. Whether your focus is research, policy, public health, service design, education or applied behaviour change, there will be something for you.
24/02/2027
09:30
In-Person - The Everything Conference 2027 - London
@Central London
BE EQUIPPED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR WORLD
If you long to see culture transformed and want to contribute towards positive change within your sphere of influence, the Everything Conference is for you.
Join us for an impactful day of inspiring speakers, shared learning and practical equipping.
17/04/2027
09:00