Social worker, urban ethnographer, author, founder of the PIELink on-line community of practice. Current preoccupation: Biosemiotics and the human Umwelt.
Falmouth, England
Joined September 2015
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Great debate on @skysarahjane with @vicrayner @TheKingsFund on preventative approaches, workforce development and a holistic approach to responding to people. So refreshing
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Pleased to see that proposals which could have effectively criminalised the use of tents by people sleeping rough have been ditched.
The Government must now turn their attention towards the rising levels of rough sleeping.
independent.co.uk/news/uk/sa…
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Wrote to @thetimes responding to Suella saying that only *some* homeless people should be allowed tents. Glad they published it.
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It occurs to that I really ought to let people here know that in September I finally published two new books on Psychologically Informed Environments. I’d write here something more on what they cover, but putting complex issues in a few pithy phrases is really not m…..
It occurs to that I really ought to let people here know that in September I finally published two new books on Psychologically Informed Environments. I’d write here something more on what they cover, but putting complex issues in a few pithy phrases is really not m…..
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This chart - by Case and Deaton for Brookings - is just the most incredible illustration of the human cost of inequality. It shows that Americans with an undergraduate degree live as long as the Japanese and all citizens on average (with or without degrees) in other rich countries. But Americans without degrees die an appalling 8.5 years younger than their educated fellow citizens, and their life spans are way way shorter than you would expect of citizens in the world’s richest country. A significant life expectancy gap between rich and poor is sadly also characteristic of the UK, even with the UK’s famously better universal healthcare provision. A decent healthcare system cannot rectify the ravages to wellbeing caused by deprivation
Looks useful.
📢📢GFN members - an invitation to our next online event will have hit your inboxes over the last few days! The brilliant @lisa_raftery is joining us to discuss Trauma Informed Practice is and how we as grant-makers,can incorporate the principles within #grantmaking practices.
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950,000 views
The British people back the Governments (Illegal Migration) bill” says @SuellaBraverman
Help RT this to a million if you think she’s wrong
A lot of people have wished me luck for today, as I start radiotherapy for prostate cancer. It’s very kind of you all. Though it’s not luck that I need. It’s a well resourced health care system. Trains instead of traffic jams to get me to the hospital on time. A life of hope.
When do you reckon the furore over Hussexit will die down to the level where we can actually talk about it?
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📢 The Unhealthy State of Homelessness 2022 is published today📢
This 🧵 unpacks some of the key findings.
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homeless.org.uk/news/the-unh…
The long hours without respite, the heart-rending intensity of the work - surely the NHS nurses have expanded their productivity more than almost anyone during the pandemic.
If they vote to strike, how can they get classed as part of an anti-growth coalition of striking workers?
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Great read 🤩- well worth reading this article from Sana (Re/tweet pls) - “I’m a psychologist – and I believe we’ve been told devastating lies about mental health | Sanah Ahsan | The Guardian theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Don't miss our webinar 9th March on strengths-based commissioning. What needs to change for local authorities to promote a person-led, strengths-based approach? Hear from Commissioning teams who are doing things differently and share your own experiences.
homeless.org.uk/commissionin…
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Very exciting opportunity next week for those of us in the UK to take part in a live Q&A with Jay Levy on his work and his new book, Pretreatment in Action. pielink.net/questions/pre-tr…
Very exciting opportunity next week for those of us in the UK to take part in a live Q&A with Jay Levy on his work and his new book, Pretreatment in Action. pielink.net/questions/pre-tr…
Looking forward to this. Hoping to learn a lot….
Better Choices in a Psychologically Informed Environment. A framework that also helps services think through the choices we make and the environment we create to support good decision-making. Explore all this with @RobinPIELink 👉🏽 homelessnetwork.scot/events/ #MyChoice
