Over the last few years, to coincide with Micro-volunteering Day, I have written posts highlighting some of the opportunities that exist for those of us who find that time, health, mobility or simply desire, are barriers to more traditional volunteering. This year’s post feels even more pertinent. We’re living through a global pandemic during which […]
We’ve all heard the lazy millennial stereotypes; 20 and 30-somethings glued to their phones, only ceasing their endless scrolling to take another bite of smashed avocado on sourdough. But what about the demographic group that follows millennials? Generation Z refers to people born from the mid-90s to the early 2000s. These are young people who […]
Over the last twenty years, my work has introduced me to a raft of people whose lives are vastly different from my own; convicted drug dealers to abuse survivors, kids growing up in care to people affected by homelessness. I have learned a huge amount and seen how the very people with experience of a […]
The Labour Party’s latest party political broadcast aired last night. The documentary-style film tackles the impact of cuts in local communities and demonstrates the power of strong storytelling. Taking political views out of the equation, and watching it purely from the perspective of critiquing it, the film reinforces the importance of some communications cornerstones: Striking […]
