A tapestry of participation: revisiting Arnstein’s ladder
Most of us who work in the field of placemaking are familiar with Sherry Arnstein’s Ladder of Citizen Participation, which […]
The Glass-House Resolutions for 2021
As we at The Glass-House roll up our sleeves and start a new year of work in 2021, we have […]
My time at The Glass-House
I joined the Glass-House in September 2018, fresh-ish from my MA after spending the intervening year freelancing at an architecture […]
Who’s paying for it? Funding public projects in 2020
Earlier this month, the news broke that Croydon Council had declared effective bankruptcy, citing the impact of Coronavirus and financial […]
South London Cares: digital engagement and intergenerational community development
I joined South London Cares around two years ago. I started volunteering regularly while I lived in Brighton and really […]
Weeds, Wildflowers & White Privilege: a roundtable with Dr Bridget Snaith
On a slightly sunny Tuesday in September, I logged into yet another zoom webinar for a Future of London Roundtable […]
What’s Vital Now? ‘What If….We Did Our Bit?
I’m one of the lucky Londoners to have nature on my doorstep. The Roding Valley Park is just a short […]
‘Sense of Belonging and Togetherness’ – Creating Better Neighbourhoods
As part of Quality of Life Foundation‘s Sense of Belonging and Togetherness Panel Discussion our Chief Executive Sophia was posed […]
What’s Vital Now? Access, power & accountability
It is vital that we take action towards driving change, be that by educating ourselves and others on these issues; asking difficult questions; committing time, money or resources where possible to support projects and campaigns which aim to address inequality; or in other proactive ways.
Reopening High Streets Safely – and Strategically
On Friday morning, I was asked to speak on BBC Surrey Breakfast Radio about how places can use the new MHCLG Reopening High Streets Safely Fund to help bring their communities out of lockdown.