...So, one of the problems we want to solve is: how can we enable prison leavers to collect and share their data with the people that they need to? The...
...compromise with each other without resorting to violence. As a result, behaviours gradually changed, and some of the long-established gangs began to break up. From reaction to prevention Fast forward...
...get buy-in from all government departments in support of their aim. The scheme started with a single intern posted to the Department for Education in 2015, and grew year-on-year with...
...to see much more of the Open Innovation Team. They already have plans to work with colleagues on numerous other policy areas, including competition, labour market reform, community integration, environment...
...want to find out more about what’s going on, find out what is going on in your department in National Inclusion Week, and get involved. Follow Melanie on Twitter: @dawes_melanie...
...well as working with offenders with personality disorder, Dr David is committed to improving training in her own profession; her work with the university sector will ensure that psychologists working...
...whether within the Civil Service or outside. Start identifying with people that you have little or nothing in common with, and you’ll soon see how much common ground you share....
...I set off to pastures new, I hope I leave CSL with much to look forward to, including a full new curriculum, and a new Leadership Academy on the horizon....
...at first. Last year’s blog touched upon the hard work and dedication of staff networks rising to meet the needs of their members finding themselves in new, challenging and often...
...close to hand!) This was one of the main reasons I signed up to volunteer for the CSRF’s befriending schemes, virtually as soon as I had heard about the charitable...
