Reports library
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Identify, Intervene, Impact: An Australian model of best practice for cerebral palsy
Amanda Richardson, a charity chief executive from Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire, travelled to Australia to investigate early intervention for children at risk of...
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Building an entrepreneurial culture within non profit organisations
Beth Murray, a charity director from Chingford, travelled to the USA to study approaches to creating an entrepreneurial culture within charities.
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Housing with timber offsite prefabrication in the USA and Japan
Catriona Kinghorn, an architect from Inverness, travelled to Japan and the USA to explore the use of off-site timber construction in producing low-energy homes.
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Learning from the introduction of Pre Exposure Prophylaxis
Daniella de Block Golding, a junior doctor from London, travelled to South Africa and the USA to investigate new treatments for people at high risk of contracting HIV.
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Preventing and addressing women's homelessness
Esther Sample, a charity manager from Tottenham, travelled to Canada, Finland and Sweden to research preventing and addressing women’s homelessness. Her report has a...
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Colombia’s Escuela Nueva: Building skills and social competences through an independent and cooperative learning environment
Fiona Ramsay, a charity worker from Hackney, travelled to Colombia to research Escuela Nueva, a teaching strategy aimed at providing culturally relevant education.
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Delivering healthcare to refugees and asylum seekers: Learning from general practice in Sweden, Germany and Italy
Jessica Smith from Greater Manchester, formerly of the Care Quality Commission and now a Principal Researcher at Greater Manchester Combined Authority, travelled to...
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Becoming a more culturally, adversity, and trauma-informed infused, and responsive organisation
Karen Treisman, a clinical psychologist from Kings Cross, travelled to the USA to research approaches to integrating trauma-informed principles at an organisational level.
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No means no: How is consent taught around the world?
Kate Wyver, a freelance journalist from Balham, travelled to Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and India to study approaches to teaching consent in sex education in schools.
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Smelting iron: Rediscovering lost techniques for a sculptural use
Katie Surridge, an artist and blacksmith from Peckham, travelled to Ireland and Japan to study traditional methods of producing iron by smelting ore.