Through a programme of articles, podcasts and events marking DHI's 20th anniversary, we ask experts the question:
How do we achieve our vision to end social exclusion by ensuring that everyone has their basic needs met and is able to thrive by contributing to the richness and wellbeing of their community?
We've launched a collection of all the articles we have published for The Vision Project. Read it here.
In this second episode of the DHI podcast, Dom Chambers explores how the culture of DHI helps turn lives around.
Dr Ian Walmsley believes that we cannot imprison our way to a more equal society. Here, he lays out his alternatives for the Vision Project.
Stephen Robertson, Chief Executive of The Big Issue Foundation, sets out why he thinks that we need a new approach to policymaking if we're going to end social exclusion.
Illiteracy and innumeracy are often overlooked, but key factors in social exclusion. Jonathan Douglas, Chief Executive of the National Literacy Trust, explores what can be done.
“I turned out the light, I laid back in the bed and I thought ‘what happens now?’ Is there another switch to turn off? I have no idea what to do. How do I get to sleep without alcohol?”
With drug-related deaths at their highest level ever, following a 16% increase in the last year, Jody Clark explores what can be done.
Jon Sparkes, Chief Executive of Crisis, explains how he thinks the UK can end homelessness, for The Vision Project.
Is harm reduction going backwards in the UK, and if so what can we do about it? Nick Wilson explores these ideas for The Vision Project.
Jacob Rees-Mogg gives a different take on the housing crisis, and how conservative values can help to solve it.
Should the third sector be speaking up about the policies which make our work harder? John Tizard writes for The Vision Project.
