Organisation we’ve worked with
Opportunity International
On 11 September 2024.
We supported Opportunity to develop a best-in-class impact measurement and management framework and an impact report to capture their work.
Resources
The Everyone’s Environment Pathway
On 11 September 2024.
Tools, resources, and case studies to inspire your next steps on the social impacts of the environmental crises.
Blog
3 ways charities can improve sexual health awareness
By Alfie Vaughan .
On 10 September 2024.
Centre lived experience, give government the data to influence policy, and help to 'bridge the gap'.
Blog
Team GB needs more working class athletes to live up to the Olympian ideal
By Martin Bisp.
On 3 September 2024.
If we want to see the benefits of sport, then it needs to be accessible.
Resources
The Everyone’s Environment Pathway: Case Studies
On 28 August 2024.
These case studies illustrate the four steps of the Everyone's Environment Pathway with the real experiences of charities.
Organisation we’ve worked with
The Monday Charitable Trust
On 22 August 2024.
We supported MCT to develop an impact investment strategy for a part of its endowment.
Resources
How will the climate and nature crises impact housing?
By Liz Gadd, and Olivia Halliwell .
On 14 August 2024.
This paper outlines the links between the environmental crises and housing in the UK.
Resources
How will the climate and nature crises impact education?
On 14 August 2024.
This paper outlines the ways in which the environmental crises impact the education of young people in the UK.
Blog
How can trustees evolve and adapt to meet today’s challenges?
By Alice Neild .
On 13 August 2024.
How can trustees evolve and adapt in the face of change and increasing complexity?
Organisation we’ve worked with
The Monday Charitable Trust
On 1 August 2024.
We helped MCT to identify the focus areas of their environmental portfolio.
Organisation we’ve worked with
The Bromley Trust
On 30 July 2024.
We supported the Bromley Trust to refresh its strategy.
Blog
7 ways that heatwaves exacerbate existing inequalities
By Liz Gadd .
On 30 July 2024.
The people most impacted by climate change in the UK are those who are already disadvantaged, often in multiple ways.
