This report examines the role of the social economy in bringing about inclusive growth that generates more and better jobs in UK cities, particularly for people who are in - or at risk of - poverty.
From Routledge website: This work presents an exploration of Buddhist philosophy and practice as a potential resource for an approach to psychotherapy which is responsive to the needs of its time and context, and attempts to open up a
From the website: My name is Jolie Jones, daughter of legendary Quincy Jones, and I have personally experienced Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity.
Please watch my interview with Olle Johansson "I'm Not The Only One!" [Go to website]
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Early Childhood Intervention without Tears- Improved support for infants with disabilities and their families. Peter Limbrick
Book Review: By Dr Emma Johnston- Clinical Psychologist, currently working in a
From their website: Suicide in New Zealand is considered to be a major health crisis, with Māori taitamariki (youth) featuring in disproportionate numbers as more likely to die from suicide than non-Māori youth. An OECD report noted that New
In the last few years the world has changed in unexpected ways. The power of radical ideas and groups is growing. What was once considered extreme is now the mainstream. But what is life like on the political fringes? What is the real
Read more: 'Radicals: Outsiders Changing the World' by Jamie Bartlett – synopsis from Blackwells
Childhood Education: Innovations magazine captures and disseminates information about exciting and innovative models, programs, funding approaches, practices, policies, and research that are being explored and implemented to improve the educ
Jan Šiška has sent these items to TAC Bulletin:
Development for All: Experiences on Disability Mainstreaming in the Development Sector
Edited by Mari Koistinen. Disability Partnership Finland, 2017
The aim of this book is to give ideas and gu
Read more: Two books about disability and inclusion in Africa
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011