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Still Here.

Still Here.

My journey from Fellow to Chair of the board of a reimagined Year Here.
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Marian Shivji
Our family of Fellow-founded social ventures

Our family of Fellow-founded social ventures

Our programmes birthed 50 social ventures, each with a new angle on a tricky problem.
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Year Here
Jerk chicken and a pathway out of homelessness

Jerk chicken and a pathway out of homelessness

2015/16 Fellow Meg Doherty on the story behind Fat Macy’s, the social enterprise restaurant.
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Year Here
5 Reasons Your Small Charity Should Campaign For Big Change

5 Reasons Your Small Charity Should Campaign For Big Change

Being small isn’t a disadvantage, it’s a strength, and more should enter the arena.
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Sam Boyd
Social change happens with people — not to them.
Read our Fellows’ frontline dispatches
From the frontline
This is the world as it is. This is where you start

This is the world as it is. This is where you start

Four Londoners whose prospects hang in the balance.
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Year Here
On Dignity

On Dignity

Fellow Louise Ellaway on the reality of life before death.
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Year Here
From Plumber to Carer

From Plumber to Carer

Ron is 78 years old and Somer’s Town born and bred. After a successful career as a self-employed plumber he has recently retired.
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Sneh Jani-Patel
Francis, The Gardener

Francis, The Gardener

The rider, gardener, DJ and fundraiser at the Bromley By Bow Centre
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Miranda Dixon
It’s not enough to be right, you have to be powerful

It’s not enough to be right, you have to be powerful

An interview with Tom Chigbo.
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Jack Graham
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Beyond the black square: Our anti-racist commitments

Beyond the black square: Our anti-racist commitments

It’s been four turbulent months since people around the world flooded Instagram with a sea of black squares.
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Year Here
From banana bread to abolition

From banana bread to abolition

With mounting distrust in existing systems, and bizarre new circumstances, our world has fundamentally changed.
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Sophie Slater
The Sewell Report: Why public health is an unlevel playing field

The Sewell Report: Why public health is an unlevel playing field

Hector Smethurst of Appt Health reflects on how the Sewell Report on institutionalised racism misses the mark in one of its main areas —…
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Hector Smethurst
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