New @MarmotIHE review on structural racism and health & inequalities across London shows it is accessing employment & in levels of pay where ethnic inequalities become particularly stark @DrHNaqvi@profkevinfenton@SadiqKhan@LDN_gov@UCL https://t.co/BRwjRdMAkZ
over 250 organisations and networks researching, reimagining and advocating democracy are now listed at Democracy Lighthouse; more to come! https://t.co/PdUtPGsQXv
"Facilitation is a relational practice and as such relationships are all about dynamics, about movement and change. Facilitation is systemic from the get go."
@AnnasQuestions, School CEO, reflects on #facilitation as an essential systemic practice (2016): https://t.co/IbZahMP1gw
The idea that you can change behaviour with a single intervention is attractive. The problem is that behaviour doesn't change much when you do that on its own (eg, nudge, educate etc). It's usually a few things done together (including at a system level) that best support change.
On this day in 1972, the NSW Director-General of Education finally approved the removal of a section from the teachers' handbook that had allowed school principals to deny enrolment to Aboriginal children based on home conditions or significant opposition from the community.
We welcome news of a Tasmanian parliamentary inquiry into adult and children’s imprisonment. This is an opportunity for Tasmania to lead in evidence-based criminal justice reforms to improve community safety and stop the revolving door. More: https://t.co/o8ZoBldHIT #politas
Check out this great podcast on our new book, The Connected Community-it's jam-packed with stories & practical tools for building community from the inside out! Greg Voisen, the host of this fantastic podcast, is terrific: https://t.co/pC3tEEtBxB
Each year, AFAO provides a snapshot of what HIV looks like in Australia. #WorldAIDSDay
Find the latest infographic on our website:
https://t.co/FnvxopVlpQ https://t.co/T8UKEcVW67
Thanks @SophieScamps for your support. Policing is indeed one of the many areas needing reform in Aboriginal interactions w/ our criminal justice system. Bourke's Maranguka is a grassroots example of an Aboriginal community taking responsibility for solutions #justicereinvestment
After many years in the making we have launched our co-production Resource Library for all to use.🥳 Please explore and share widely!👇 - Thanks to all who helped make this happen.🤩https://t.co/VXSj2nIfcc
"Clearness committees" are a method based on Quaker tradition to help a decision-maker find clarity. The members say nothing except ask open questions of the decision maker to help them find answers from within themselves. It's v powerful: https://t.co/3xoAatsryt Via @stratandbiz
Special thanks to @BlaQmobs for the invaluable knowledge and assistance in creating these slides.
For more information on the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trans and gender diverse folks, check out the NSW Trans History report (https://t.co/ygF14lKjLn)