In this blog, the Digital Conference Group made up of practitioners, parents/carers and academics talk about the progress and challenges with developing our online offering for our International Resilience Revolution Conference 2022.
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In this second blog in their series on how to be more inclusive (and supportive) around disability Accessibility Inclusion Champions for the Resilience Revolution Adam Williams and Mirika Flegg share tips, resources and insights on improving accessibility online.
In this blog Accessibility Inclusion Champions for the Resilience Revolution Adam Williams and Mirika Flegg share tips, resources and insights on how to be more inclusive (and supportive) around disability.
In this blog the co-leaders of the Resilience Revolution’s pilot in Blackpool share news about how things are going with the exciting new ‘Nothing about us without us’ project that a group of us including Boingboing, Brighton Uni and the Centre of Resilience for Social Justice (CRSJ) were lucky enough to win funding for in September 2020.
In this guide the Revolution Researchers use their experience working as part of the Resilience Revolution to share valuable guidance and insight aimed at supporting those who wish to involve young people co-productively in research.
As part of the Resilience Revolution, Highfurlong’s pupil Resilience Committee have co-produced this resource for working with young people, so that people can learn from their lived experience and expertise.
In the absence of empirical and conceptual considerations of the negotiation of leadership in teams doing community-based research, this article adds to the leadership literature by offering a critical reflection on positioning and collaborative teams in the context of one interdisciplinary, co-productive, cross-generational and international research project.
After spotting this fascinating article putting the boot in a bit for co-productive research in a really organised and systematic way, Angie talks committment, collaboration and management of effective detail.
Anne Rathbone from Boingboing and the University of Brighton, along with colleagues from the Wolverhampton HeadStart Young People’s Engagement Team have written this free to download toolkit for co-production.
If you came to our Designing Resilience event in November 2015 you will remember the amazing range of resilience tools being developed by young people with complex needs together with local communities, digital artists and designers, academics, parents, practitioners and policy makers.
