Charities need a better way to show evidence of impact to the public
The infrastructure for evidencing the effectiveness of social programmes is fundamentally flawed
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The infrastructure for evidencing the effectiveness of social programmes is fundamentally flawed
Continue reading → We still have a long way to go in ensuring that good quality evidence is used to guide decision-making…
Continue reading → The Kids Company scandal shows auditors alone cannot scrutinise charities, says Genevieve Maitland Hudson…
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In mid October, Bethia McNeil, director for the Centre flew to Washington DC to speak at the…
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I’m not saying John McDonnell has got everything right, but moving away from command-and-control politics is not one of his mistakes
Continue reading → Few staff have the skills to meet the challenges posed by austerity, but by changing your organisation you can help to … read more
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If we want to promote feedback as an integrated and essential tool in the shed of social impact, ranged above the … read more
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Above all I wanted some sense of the benefit that I was bringing…
Continue reading → Study suggests women in their fifties are the most…
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A few months ago, I wrote a blog post about research that showed…
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