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Visualisation, grief and recovery

Visualisation, grief and recovery

Illustrator Nicola Streeten  has written a graphic novel about the death of her two year old son. Billy, Me and You tells the story of how Nicola and her husband, John, dealt with their bereavement. Nicola is the co-creator (with artist Sarah Lightman) ofLaydeez do Comics, a graphic novel forum with...

 
Social Innovation in Scotland

Social Innovation in Scotland

I was part of a panel who were asked to talk about how knowledge can support social innovation. I have three things to say about knowledge: I often approach my work with a disclaimer that I am not an expert in the field I am working in ( could be social work one day and community planning the next )...

 
Death: A Festival for the Living

Death: A Festival for the Living

This weekend I travelled down to London to be part of a festival at the South Bank Centre.  “This festival celebrates something we all have in common. Death is a subject we are fascinated by and fearful of; it is a favourite topic of all arts and all societies find rituals to deal with it. But...

 
 

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