Posts Tagged ‘The United Kingdom’

  • Missing the forest for the trees

    Missing the forest for the trees

    September 18th, 2013 | Expressive Change | Liam Barrington-Bush | 1 Comment

    Children’s social services in England, like those of many other countries, don’t always have a sparkling public reputation when it comes to face-to-face relations. Like police, social workers who tackle state-mandated child protection cases spend their days witnessing and intervening in many of society’s darkest moments. From paedophilia to domestic violence, a social worker often observes the worst of what human beings are capable of in a typical working day. It takes a special kind of person to avoid […]

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  • In praise of dreams and magic

    In praise of dreams and magic

    November 29th, 2012 | Expressive Change | Fahri Karakas | 8 Comments

    Time is ticking. There is less than half an hour until my teaching starts at Norwich Business School at the University of East Anglia. I am in my office trying to focus and prepare for my afternoon lecture of “Management Skills and Personal Development” course for about 200 students. I feel terrified. […]

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  • City of Sanctuary

    City of Sanctuary

    December 15th, 2011 | Expressive Change | Tana Paddock | 1 Comment

    Casper ter Kuile shared this City of Sanctuary clip with us as a beautiful example of a social change initiative that is completely rooted in meaning and experience. On the City of Sanctuary blog, Giuilia, a newly arrived volunteer from Italy, shares how surprised she is to see so many asylum seekers and refugees […]

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  • Expressive campaigning

    Expressive campaigning

    December 7th, 2011 | Expressive Change | Tana Paddock | 2 Comments

    An increasing number of NGOs are turning to conventional marketing methods to convince the masses to adopt more environmentally-friendly behaviours. These campaigns motivate people to turn down their central heating by suggesting they follow the latest fashion trends in winter clothing, persuade people to reduce flying by suggesting they take the train for their next luxurious pleasure trip, and encourage parents to “spoil their little monsters” at Christmas with the latest trends in eco-friendly toys.

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