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Ideas, as well as people, now move more freely. We have put new models, drawn from other classes and other parts of the world, before the local people, creating new aspirations and new ideas.Michael Young and Peter Willmott.
Family and Kinship in East London, 1957
SIC will be sharing our process, methodology, cases and solutions from our experimentation work over the coming months. We hope it will inspire similar work throughout Europe, creating a common voice for social change. We start by sharing our methodology.
Find out moreLondoners actively celebrate the fact that we come from all corners of the world, and in the main, we “rub along” fine. But many of us come from places where people talk to each other on trains and buses, chat in every queue and waiting room and give and receive help from their neighbours as... Find out more
This is part of a new series of blogs commissioned by The Young Foundation Ventures Network. In this series, we will explore the journeys of a different social entrepreneur each month- what inspires them, how they got their start, and what they’ve learned along the way. Our first social entrepreneur is Radhika Bynon, Director of... Find out more