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?
Nick Ballard, National Organiser for ACORN, writes for The Vision Project about how changes to the private rented sector could help end social exclusion.
On the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, which sparked the LGBT rights movement in the USA, Josh Bradlow from Stonewall writes about social exclusion in the LGBT communities.
Three years after the EU referendum, Jeff Mitchell writes for our Vision Project about social exclusion, including how he thinks it was a major factor in the vote for Brexit and how his organisation are helping people take back control of their own lives.
Due to popular demand, we are now selling A3 prints of the beautiful cover of our poetry book.
A week before our annual Reach Out conference, Vivienne Evans from Adfam writes for DHI's Vision Project about ending social exclusion for the families of people with addiction.
'Out of the Shadows', our 20th anniversary poetry anthology, is now available. Buy yours today!
Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees, writes for DHI's Vision Project about how he is trying to end social exclusion in Bristol.
Phil Harris writes for The Vision Project about how we can help young people today using evidence, and recognising changing patterns of drug and alcohol use.
Amanda Deeks, retiring Chief Executive of South Gloucestershire Council, gives her perspective on the challenges facing social care.
Danny Kushlick gives his take on social exclusion for The Vision Project, putting forward the case for legal regulation of drugs.
Kevan Forde, Head of Innovation for Anchor Hanover housing association, gives his personal take on how we can help older people today.
