Reports library
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Hungry for more: scaling up community food enterprises for public benefit
Joanna Heywood from London, Relationships Director at social impact investor Big Society Capital, travelled to Bolivia and Peru to explore how community-owned food...
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Enabling faith schools to tackle conflict in the Middle East
Joshua Hillis, an educator from Lancashire, travelled to Israel and the State of Palestine to learn how schools there teach the conflict in the Middle East. His findings...
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Place based rural development for communities with high cultural capital
Lois Mansfield, a lecturer from Cumbria, travelled to Japan to research the use of place-based cultural capital as a tool for rural development. She sought to identify...
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Growing the social economy in the UK
Aine Graven, a housing association worker from Stockport, travelled to the USA to explore approaches to developing social economies.
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An International Review of High Level Isolation Units
Allison Sykes, a senior nurse from Newcastle upon Tyne, travelled to Germany, Italy, Spain and the USA to research best practice in high level isolation units.
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Improving dementia services for people who are LGBT
Allison O'Kelly, a nurse from Callington, Cornwall, travelled to Australia to investigate support for LGBT people with dementia.
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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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Resilient community food growing projects
Beth Stewart, a market gardener from Enfield, travelled to the USA to research resilient community food growing projects.
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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.