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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Report UK 2025
A major public health issue. Family violence, mental health, family instability issues are most common ACEs. Needs a shift from costly mitigation to prevention, addressing root causes.
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Reducing reoffending: lessons from a Scandinavian model
Reports so far reveal that within the unit, violence is practically non-existent, staff morale is higher versus the rest of the prison and use of restricted housing for rule violations is down 50%.
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Did Sure Start work?
Initially in deprived areas, provided services for families with children to help navigate pregnancy, parenting, childcare, early learning, finding jobs. Long-term results; higher educational achievements, better health, and more..
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Bringing back the power of community
William Beveridge, whose 1942 report led to the welfare state, recognised he'd made a mistake in omitting a greater role for families, communities, volunteers, civil society. “It did frankly send a chill to my heart.”
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An innovation process for a town/city
Towns/cities today must respond effectively to the needs of increased urbanisation. To do this, they need to learn, embrace an innovation process in their practices that involves local people and others. An example..
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3 things cities do to foster innovative local government 
Research identified; a) New institutions that are “licensed to innovate”, b) Approaches based in design thinking, c) Nurturing more creative bureaucracies...
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Why the dignity of work is at the heart of civic and spiritual renewal 
Work is a spiritual activity, following literally in the footsteps of a carpenter, through which the worker collaborates with the Creator “for the redemption of humanity”.
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5 tips for citizen engagement for the public sector
A public servant needs to master the art of engaging citizens effectively. To do the right things, they must listen, engage, and co-create solutions with those they are here to serve – the citizens.
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Lessons learned from Newham’s participatory budget programme
Creating a culture of participation in the area, increasing transparency/trust in local government, including local people in the decision-making process. 157 local projects funded.
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Giving parents authority over children's social media
Encouraging law on social media - an example for governments to follow. Gives full administrator-level access to parents, so that they can see everything that their children are doing on social media.
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In-Person - Communicating Faith in Public - 4 modules - London
@St Paul's Hammersmith, Queen Caroline St, London
A course with 4x1 day modules over 6 months that’ll train you to write and speak compellingly about Christianity in the public square.
Do you sense a calling to communicate your Christian faith in public media? Do you want to develop your skills as a writer, thinker, and communicator? Do you want opportunities to publish or speak as a Christian in national media outlets? If so, the Communicating Faith in Public programme is for you!
The course’s expert trainers will help you think about the nature of our culture(s) today, and how the Christian faith speaks into it. They’ll help you grow the knowledge, skills, and character you need to write, present, and navigate media platforms and publishing. And they’ll teach you ways to foster valuable connections and expand your networks.
09/03/2026
09:30

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