Theo Clinkard: The Days Thurs and Fri 21st 22nd April Lakeside + Dance4 Community Workshop 15th March Thanks to Ruthba, Jess, Theo and everyone who Danced

Going to Dance4 Tuesday 15th March Theo Clinkard Workshop I normally work on an employed/self employed basis and am always looking to develop community/business opportunities and links. When I was furloughed from my job as Achievement Coach with engineering apprentices at Nottingham College, in July 2020, I rose to the challenge of multiple temping: working across […]

Why we’re still waiting for a social reconstruction that would include everyone and change things for ever

The post second world war development of state funded services is often viewed as discrete, that they’re things that brought themselves into being for us, so right and just and true that we imagine that when they were established that they were achieved because we have a democracy, because everyone voted and the political and legal system responded to the franchise. Seventy five […]

What Do We Need Now? The energy of a new kind of social fusion: a reconnecting alchemy where local, regional, national and international supply chain-metals become insightful, creative, productive relationships between people across the world: let’s map new understanding

Seeing a university student at risk of exploitation brought me up close to a personal awareness of the way the local economy in many ways mimics/mirrors/connects with larger exploitative supply chains across the world. Connecting and sharing local research with an understanding of regional, national, international stories should be delivered to everyone in society: stories about the whole world, new products, economies, culture, shared, valued […]

JOHN MILLS IS MAN AND A MERCEDES VAN: PROMPT, EFFICIENT, FRIENDLY, CAPABLE REMOVALS 0771019594382

Above: John Mills Man and Van a simple, straightforward card As children we learn from parents, relatives, friends, people who are significant to us, to value and collect things, developing an eye for the unusual, the rare, the valuable, the useful that stays with us throughout life. Having a warm eye for objects, people, relationships connects […]

Live A Little, Work A Little, Fail A Little: How Mhairi Tells It Like It Is

Above: If I Never Met You by Mhairi McFarlane Newly published 49year old Stephen Walsh’s comment about his first book Shine/Variance on Radio 4’s Open Book is a great description of Mhairi Mcfarlane’s sixth novel that I read and really enjoyed yesterday. Mhairi McFarlane books: Last Night, If I Never Met You ,You Had Me […]

Bennet Omalu: How His Struggle To Humanise American Scientific and Medical Research In His Work On Lifetime Brain Injury In Sportspeople Has Improved The Future Of Health For Everyone

encephalopathy (CTE). Rick Friedman /Sports Illustrated/Getty Images Above: Bennet Omalu, doctor, physician, neuropathologist whose work to understand the impacts of sport related brain injury was portrayed in the 2015 film Concussion CONCUSSION -The Film was about how the pathologist paid his employer so he had time to research a hunch on the brain damage American footballer Mike […]

From Ego To Eco: We Need To Be Genuine: On The Recuperation Of Hope

Featured image: From Ego to Eco: Royalty Free Stock Image Everyone knows that inclusion will change the world forever. It’s something we’ve never been able to do as the organisations, institutions we built after the second world war were hierarchical based on old colonial versions of race, class, gender and age. Even though war veterans, […]

Music, Poetry, Fiction: Making Sense and Sensibililty Out Of Injustice

Feaatured Image: Leyla McCall’s 2018 Album Capitalist Blues Above: The Ebb and Flow Of The Slave Trade: and links between Haiti and new Orleans… Leyla McCalla is a New York-born Haitian-American living in New Orleans, who sings in French, Haitian Creole and English, and plays cello, tenor banjo and guitar. Her parents were born in […]

Racialisation Is Over If You Want It: Coaches And Allyship: Creating The Ground

Featured Image: Wheel Of Intersectionalities Kimberle Williams Crenshaw Speak Up, Speak Out is the podcast dedicated to identity, anti racism and decoloniality, an issue currently centre stage, hosted By Charmaine Roche Coaching, Consulting, facilitating insightful social change in Nottingham and beyond https://www.lifeflowbalance.co.uk In the final episode of season three is a question about how coaching is […]

George Floyd Verdict: How The Ethics Matter Podcast Works To Generate Allyship

Featured Image Steve Biko. Stained glass window by Daan Wildschut in the Saint Anna Church, Heerlen (the Netherlands), ca. 1976. One of 12 modern saints How the Ethics Matter Podcast is developing intergenerational/intersectional allyship In the year since 46 year old George Floyd’s public execution on while allegedly being arrested for using a counterfeit twenty dollar note […]