Angie is a child and family psychotherapist and has always been interested in human resilience and our ability to overcome adversity.
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This session offered the chance to discuss a few resilience articles to get us in the mood for the Resilience – Why bother? Conference we hosted in Brighton in April 2011, including the work of Michael Ungar, our conference keynote speaker.
Our fourth Resilience Forum heard from Paul Hoggett and Yvon Guest from the University of the West of England, who opened up some of the small and large politics of resilience in the UK at the present time.
Can resilience be measured? Finding adequate and good ways of measuring is important because we would like to track the effectiveness of resilient building approaches in daily practice, to make sure that people benefit from our interventions, check the quality of our work and continue developing our interventions.
What happened when a group of young people and young adults from different community groups in East Sussex co-curated an exhibition on resilience at a Research Council event in Cardiff with a bunch of University of Brighton academics
