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Young People & Systems Change

Young People & Systems Change

Leaving something bigger than yourself!
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Helen Dudzinska
Attentive relationships to drive change: the Prevention Programme in 2023

Attentive relationships to drive change: the Prevention Programme in 2023

The Children’s Society has delivered the Prevention Programme since 2019. It is a national programme working to prevent, disrupt and…
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James Simmonds-Read
Slowing down to speed up — Time to take action!

Slowing down to speed up — Time to take action!

Part Three:
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Helen Dudzinska
Slowing down to speed up — Listening and really hearing!

Slowing down to speed up — Listening and really hearing!

Part two:
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Helen Dudzinska
Youth Work: A Mechanism of Systems Change

Youth Work: A Mechanism of Systems Change

When first joining The Children’s Society back in 2016 I was asked how I would define my professional identity. Without hesitation I…
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Chloe Dennis Green
Doing it for ourselves: How we designed our own in-house systems change learning programme

Doing it for ourselves: How we designed our own in-house systems change learning programme

After years of dabbling, we took the plunge and designed a systems change learning programme for our frontline staff. Here’s how…
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Katy (Caitlin) O'Neill Gutierrez

Tackling Child Exploitation Programme Priorities: Children and young people’s voice — Introduction

November 2020
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Ellie Fairgrieve
Systems change from the frontline: sharing the learning

Systems change from the frontline: sharing the learning

In 2021 at The Children’s Society we continued to deliver our National Lottery Community Funded, Disrupting Exploitation programme, taking…
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Nerys Anthony
Reflections on a systemically-informed service to disrupt criminal exploitation

Reflections on a systemically-informed service to disrupt criminal exploitation

Written by Adam Groves, Nerys Anthony, Becky Fedia, Craig Grady and Gemma Drake.
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Adam Groves
Navigating Complexity in Nottingham – What’s next for Systems Changers?

Navigating Complexity in Nottingham – What’s next for Systems Changers?

The Children’s Society has been exploring how systems change can challenge how we operate and see ourselves as a national children’s…
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Chloe Dennis Green
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