Community assets in Healthcare

There is ample research evidence for the benefits of healthcare assets beyond the clinic. So how might we turn this evidence to policy and from there into the health system? What evaluation measures are needed for this translation and how might we make it happen? This was the conversation we facilitated for the UKRI’s Arts and Humanities Research Council.

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Cultural heritage and climate change Consultation Event

Hosted at the British Council in partnership with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, UKRI’s Arts and Humanities Research Council and UNESCO-UK, Collaborative Capacities facilitated a consultation event to determine how policy making might help incorporate cultural heritage into climate change discussions.

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Intergenerational Justice Consultation Event

Hosted by UKRI’s Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, Collaborative Capacities facilitated a consultation event to explore initial steps towards embedding Intergenerational Justice in the design and implementation of everyday work.

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An Interview with …

June 2022: The Exeter Chamber recognises the importance of STEMM and of related businesses in the Exeter area through Exist (Exeter Initiative for Science and Technology). The Exist Insights magazine spotlights key players in the area and this month it’s Sawsan Khuri. 

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Take your shoes off and slide into innovation interventions for lasting change

Collaborative Capacities

Jan 2022., Sawsan Khuri. ‘Take Your Shoes Off First’ is a term used by Julia Freeland in the book and podcast of the same name. The powerful idea is to identify our own beliefs and put them aside before trying to understand another person’s perspective. In her fifth podcast, Julia discusses this concept with Sawsan Khuri and how we use it in our innovation interventions.  

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