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Talking about the environmental drivers of mental health
By Liz Gadd .
On 2 February 2023.
There is one key driver frequently excluded from the discussion and potential solutions to mental ill-health—the environment.
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Why charity leaders must speak with one voice
By Leah Davis .
On 27 January 2023.
We must build our case for how charities will work with the next government.
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Why the government must ban no-fault evictions now
By Abigail Rose .
On 25 January 2023.
The government must introduce its Renters Reform Bill and ban no fault evictions without delay.
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Britain is in crisis. How much can we ask of charities?
By Dan Corry .
On 23 January 2023.
How much can we ask of charities? Where is the line between what should be done by charities and what should be done by the state?
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Why we need a Civil Society Improvement Agency
By Dan Corry .
On 20 January 2023.
A Civil Society Improvement Agency would provide a gateway for charities to access curated expertise, data, research, and training.
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Using values to guide decision making
By Liz Gadd .
On 18 January 2023.
In an ever-changing context, knowing your values can help you make better decisions.
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A small fish in a stormy pond: experiences of a local refugee charity
By Mark Goldring.
On 16 January 2023.
In this guest blog, Director of Asylum Welcome Mark Goldring shares what other charities can learn from their strategy changes during 2022.
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How will COP15 bring social justice into conservation?
By Richard Benwell.
On 13 January 2023.
CEO of Wildlife and Countryside Link Richard Benwell explores the significance of the COP15 Biodiversity summit on environmental policy in the UK
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The role of trustees in times of change, crisis and uncertainty
By Mona Abdul-Karim .
On 12 January 2023.
A summary of a recent seminar hosted by NPC and the Clothworkers' Company on what trustees' governance priorities should be during times of economic uncertainty
Good ideas, effective research, independent thinking.