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Fozia Irfan: What will it take to shift power in grantmaking?
By Fozia Irfan, Director of Children and Young People at BBC Children in Need .
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Fozia Irfan to ask: What will it take to shift power in grantmaking?

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Hannah Paterson and Yasmin Ibison: What place for participation in grant-making?
By Hannah Paterson and Yasmin Ibison.
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Hannah Paterson and Yasmin Ibison to ask: What place for participation in grant-making?

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Polly Neate: Can charities achieve social justice?
By Polly Neate, Chief Executive of Shelter.
On 27 June 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Polly Neate to ask: Can charities achieve social justice?

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Richard Harries: Can we fix the social capital gap?
By Richard Harries, Associate Director of the Institute for Community Studies.
On 27 June 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, We spoke with Richard Harries to ask: Can we fix the social capital gap?

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Nerys Anthony: Why we need Systems Change if we’re to achieve impact
By Nerys Anthony, interim Executive Director for Youth Impact at the Children’s Society .
On 27 June 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Nerys Anthony to ask where systems change is making an impact.

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Javed Khan: Can small charities lead partnerships with big charities?
By Javed Khan, former chief executive of Barnardo’s.
On 27 June 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Javed Khan to ask: Can small charities lead partnerships with big charities?

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Learning from people who work within the system
By Fulfilling Lives LSL team.
On 17 March 2022.
The Fulfilling Lives LSL team echo the findings of our recent report on multiple disadvantage and support the recommendations with their own experiences.


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Five changes we must make for people experiencing multiple disadvantage
By Abigail Rose .
On 9 March 2022.
Here are five changes that services, funders and commissioners can make to help more people live more fulfilling lives.