What kids company tells us about standards of evidence
Not all research is equally important to social programmes. This isn’t only a matter of the standard of evidence, but of … read more
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Not all research is equally important to social programmes. This isn’t only a matter of the standard of evidence, but of … read more
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The most useful reflection for me following October’s excellent Feedback Labs Summit in Washington DC is that there is a useful … read more
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Recap of our leadership seminar “Hidden Talent” with Harthill and PwC on 10 Septemeber 2015 at the RSA. [View the story … read more
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Recap of our seminar Shared Measurement: Rethinking Impact on 10 Septemeber 2015 at the RSA. [View the story “Recap: Shared Measurement … read more
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I – and now others* – have cast doubt on the number of children and young people that the charity Kids … read more
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Since 2010 many consultancies I’ve spoken to have reported an increase in demand for organisations seeking to fundamentally change their ways … read more
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Taylor Swift is an interesting cultural phenomenon and, as the chart above shows, one who is taking up ever increasing media … read more
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I spend a lot of time thinking about forms of measurement: what they are, how they can be implemented effectively in … read more
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Kids Company’s Urban Academy: to really convey the place in 2008 you’d need an immersive experience. Invasive noise, overblown primary coloured … read more
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There was much talk of the family conflict caused by the Scottish referendum. The BBC led their 10 o’clock news coverage … read more
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