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End of year post
Another long and tiring year draws to a close. What next?
A good death
Considering end of life and good death.
Dusting ourselves down
The newsletter - back after a hiatus
Godmother of Rock 'n' Roll
Saving Black history, racism in football
The birds that never sang
Lost birds and the history of woke
The purpose of charities
Charities and social justice, ageism and some super blooms
Racist slurs are never banter
Here's to staying hopeful
Managing an online community - what we learned
(This article originally appeared on civilsociety.co.uk [https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/fundraising/community-chat-what-we-learnt-from-managing-fundraising-chat-on-facebook.html] on 08 Nov 2021) My colleague, Lesley Pinder [https://twitter.com/Skipinder], and I recently stepped away from managing the popular Fundraising Chat Facebook group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/FundraisingChat] after 6.5
Guest Blog: Helping Staff To Feel They Belong
Guest blog about inclusivity at work from Kath Howard - Assistant Director of People & OD at Samaritans Organisations can be lonely places. It’s not unusual for organisations to talk about ‘employee engagement’ and inclusion but when the big stuff goes on in someone’s personal life, it’s
Where Power Lies: Putting Lived Experience at the Heart of Decision-Making
> 'There’s really no such thing as the “voiceless”. There are only the deliberately silenced, or the preferably unheard.’ – Arundhati Roy Right from the outset of my quarter-century career in the voluntary sector, I’ve been troubled by the frequent disconnect between those at the leadership levels of
