NCASC 20: reflections on the ‘Minding the mental health gap’ session
The session highlighted the long-term mental health challenges amplified by Covid, emphasizing support for at-risk groups and collaboration across sectors.
Black History Month 2020: Lord Victor Adebowale
Lord Victor Adebowale: A lifelong champion for health, social care & inequality, now shaping the NHS as Confederation Chair.
Black History Month 2020: Alexandra Wilson
Alexandra Wilson: Barrister, author & advocate for racial justice, exposing bias in the legal system & driving meaningful change.
NCAS Conference 2020: an online affair
This year’s NCAS conference is virtual, but we’ll still share insights, host quizzes, and reflect on key themes!
Black History Month 2020: Zakes Mda
Zakes Mda, a South African novelist, poet, and activist, explores tradition vs. modernity in Xhosa society in The Heart of...
Black History Month 2020: Olive Morris
Olive Morris, a Brixton activist, co-founded the Brixton Black Women’s Group, fighting for community spaces and justice.
Black History Month 2020: Clarke Carlisle
Clarke Carlisle, ex-footballer and ambassador for Kick it Out, raises awareness on mental health and dual diagnosis.
Reflecting on Public Finance Live 20: building confidence to deliver ‘good’ savings
This week, CIPFA hosted a workshop on COVID-19 recovery, focusing on delivering good savings in complex systems.
Solace Virtual Learning Week: let’s see the social care opportunity rather than the social care crisis
Reframing social care as an economic asset post-Covid can unlock avoidable demand and boost independence & value.
Black History Month 2020: Issa Rae
Issa Rae, creator of Insecure, uses her platform for activism, spotlighting police violence and advocating for change.