Nat Defriend, our Director of Communities and Places, provides some thoughts on Louise Casey's review into opportunity and integration released today.
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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
Shifting the Dial on Inequality (Click on Wales)
CEO, Baroness Glenys Thornton, outlines our new community initiative to tackle inequality in Wales.
Find out moreSIX Series: Building social innovation in post-conflict places
Interview with Gorka Espiau, Director of Places and International Affairs.
Find out moreTread lightly and listen deeply
Our Amplify projects are highlighted in a new report by Big Lottery Fund.
Find out moreCEO of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation stresses the importance of building social capital in cities.
The Amplify Leeds project is highlighted.
Find out moreYoung Academy Nottingham and Sheffield Class of 2016
Meet the 2016 cohort.
Find out moreMichael Sheen visits the Young Foundation
Great to talk about YF work, and particularly with the start of the work of Amplify Cymru in Port Talbot.
Find out moreMinister backs Young Foundation’s work in Northern Ireland
Read more about the good work we're doing in Northern Ireland.
Find out moreThe state of British Cooperatives in 2015
Glenys Thornton, CEO of The Young Foundation, was on the Today programme on 28 December 2015.
Find out moreFinding gems in Northern Ireland
The Department of Social Development have funded the Young Foundation to support innovations which have already started to make an impact in order to help them scale.
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