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Get Tom access!

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Observing and seeing it in action

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Find out how we can step into the process. Explore it further, are there any tasks we can get started with now?

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10am Monday, team meeting

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Finding ways to cross-over the researchers' disciplines to the work at the IoI if appropriate

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Putting in a schedule between now and the next time we meet/when we have completed the agreement template.

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Feed through about IoI 5 Goals and projects

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Feed through about IoI 5 Goals and projects

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All challenges are opportunities!

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All researchers look at Imagination Matters https://www.imaginationmatters.org

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As we emerge from the pandemic, we look to our local communities, the places we've spent more time in than ever before. In this article Margret Taylor speaks to Diane Wehrle a marketing and insights director about the possible futures of cities! From more 'Plug and Play' stores to a greater focus on independent produce,...

Our understanding of communities has shifted during the Covid-19 pandemic. Local communities have come together to help those who are vulnerable, share food, and develop support networks. Other spaces have felt abandoned during lockdown. In this unique time, we now have the chance to pause and re-imagine how we want these civic spaces to act and...

Empathy and imagination are radical tools for reshaping how we view the world, especially when battling injustices. In this long read from K.Page Stuart Valdes, she takes us through the importance of empathy when dismantling racism, and how the Black Lives Matter movement is using it to reimagine a fairer world. June 2020 may be...

The Covid-19 pandemic has led many of us to re-imagine what 'normal' life can look like. In this article, Peter Hyman argues that the things we have learnt during lockdown can help us shape a better education system in the future. He addresses the limitations of our current structure, with four key points for change....

Stories are powerful vehicles for change. They spark our imagination and allow us to view the world thorough a different lens. As the world continues to fight for racial justice, here's a look at some great stories for all ages, which tackle racism. It's never too early to learn that racism is wrong and we...

As we emerge from the pandemic, we look to our local communities, the places we've spent more time in than ever before. In this article Margret Taylor speaks to Diane Wehrle a marketing and insights director about the possible futures of cities! From more 'Plug and Play' stores to a greater focus on independent produce,...

We believe that the benefits of creativity and imagination are boundless. However, in traditional educational systems, seeing the value in creativity can be difficult to fit into a wider agenda. So Andrew Hammon has proposed us to think about three distinct rewards creativity can offer us: enjoyment, purpose and belief. Read about how we can...

Empathy and imagination are radical tools for reshaping how we view the world, especially when battling injustices. In this long read from K.Page Stuart Valdes, she takes us through the importance of empathy when dismantling racism, and how the Black Lives Matter movement is using it to reimagine a fairer world. June 2020 may be...

The Covid-19 pandemic has led many of us to re-imagine what 'normal' life can look like. In this article, Peter Hyman argues that the things we have learnt during lockdown can help us shape a better education system in the future. He addresses the limitations of our current structure, with four key points for change....

Stories are powerful vehicles for change. They spark our imagination and allow us to view the world thorough a different lens. As the world continues to fight for racial justice, here's a look at some great stories for all ages, which tackle racism. It's never too early to learn that racism is wrong and we...

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As we emerge from the pandemic, we look to our local communities, the places we've spent more time in than ever before. In this article Margret Taylor speaks to Diane Wehrle a marketing and insights director about the possible futures of cities! From more 'Plug and Play' stores to a greater focus on independent produce,...