Reports library
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Advanced study of classical figurative sculpture for the conservation industry
Jeremy Hobbs, a stonemason from Trowbridge, travelled to Italy to study the conservation of classical figurative sculpture. He will share the knowledge he gained with...
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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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Therapeutic use of farming practices to reduce homelessness
John Harrison, from South Shields, and Executive lead for the homeless charity Emmaus North East, travelled to Belgium, Canada, Italy, Norway and The Netherlands to...
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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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Harnessing the economic power of anchor institutions for social impact
Julia Slay, from London, and Assistant Director of Communities and Social Policy at the Greater London Authority (GLA), travelled to Australia, Canada and the USA to...
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Assessing the suitability of lynx and wildcat reintroduction to the UK
Katherine Walsh, an environmental specialist from Nantwich, Cheshire, travelled to Germany and Switzerland to assess approaches to lynx and wildcat reintroduction. Her...
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Dementia and Montessori; fostering independence
Kay Jodrell, a nursing home worker from Torquay, travelled to Australia, Canada and the USA to investigate the application of Montessori methodology in dementia care....
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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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Preservation of DNA during police search and recovery of evidence
Lorna Fergus, a forensic scientist from Oxfordshire, travelled to Canada, Australia and New Zealand to explore approaches to training police in the collection of DNA...
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Improving winter resilience on UK roads
Mark Corbin, from Wolverhampton, and Key Route Network Manager at Transport for West Midlands and chair of the National Traffic Managers Forum, travelled to Canada,...