All Blog articles
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Combining lived and professional experience on boards
By Daniel Seifu .
On 3 March 2023.
A recent seminar hosted by NPC, in partnership with the Clothworkers Company, explored how boards can combine lived and professional experience.
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Moving towards more equitable evaluation practice in the UK
By The Equitable Evaluation Collective .
On 23 February 2023.
The Equitable Evaluation Collective (EEC) hosted an event to discuss why and how the sector can move toward greater equitable evaluation practice.
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A beginner’s guide to funding with few or no restrictions
By Hannah Kowszun .
On 13 February 2023.
If you’re used to giving with restrictions, how can you move towards a more unrestricted model? Here we outline how.
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Queuing, volunteering and coming together for The Big Help Out
By Matt Hyde OBE .
On 9 February 2023.
By seizing this moment, we can make a big and long-lasting difference.
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Turkey & Syria: How to provide effective emergency assistance
By Rosie McLeod .
On 8 February 2023.
We think there are two key guiding principles behind supporting an effective emergency response.
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Is Levelling Up tackling needs? No one knows.
By Theo Clay .
On 2 February 2023.
Levelling Up is back, only we don’t know to what extent the funding is tackling needs anywhere.
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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.
Good ideas, effective research, independent thinking.
