In this blog, Angie reports back from the ‘Transforming Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services’ Conference in London which took place in February 2019 and gave her some food for thought and the chance to connect with some fab people.
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In this blog, Boingboinger Lisa Buttery writes about her own journey volunteering and working with Boingboing. She writes about the evolution of our work and Boingboing’s development over the years she’s been involved.
Anne Rathbone reports back from the European Conference on Resilience in Education, Malta. Read all about how she got on at the event.
PhD student Josie reports back from the 4th World Congress on Resilience in Marseille. Read all about how she got on at the event.
A team from Boingboingers went to the Pathways to Resilience Conference in South Africa. Mirika reports from the second day, including current resilience research from across the world.
When Naz was asked to attend and speak at the Pathways to Resilience conference in Cape Town, South Africa, she was really excited at the awesome opportunity and jumped at the chance.
We were very excited to discover that Boingboing was shortlisted as a finalist for the Working in Partnership category of the NCCPE Engage Awards 2016. In this short interview, Simon Duncan tells us more.
I am writing in response to your article in the TES 25th March 2016 ‘Has the resilience ship sailed?’. Yes, I am totally in agreement with you that ‘resilience’ is a term bandied about the educational world all the time at the moment, and that there seems to be a lack of clarity and consistency about what it actually means.
Excitement built as we pulled out of the morning rush hour traffic, heading for Leeds, to find a parking space in Elland Road football stadium. I’ve frequently imagined this venue over the years, home to a team who liked to kick lumps out of my champions, Chelsea, in the 70s.
On Tuesday 6 September 2016 I took my first ever trip to Sheffield for the end of programme exhibition for Imagine, a Connected Communities research programme funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) through the Connected Communities programme.
