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Adaptive and dynamic organisations: systems thinking as leadership
The post is part of an occasional blog series of ‘thought pieces’ written by Dr Helen Britton, Visiting Fellow to the Open University. This scond piece examines the potential for a more systems thinking approach to leadership.
‘Reimagining leadership: the potential of place-based and collective leadership in the voluntary sector’
In this blog, James Rees and Carol Jacklin-Jarvis reflect on what we mean by ‘voluntary sector place leadership’, why we are interested in this area of research and hopefully encourage others to join us on this journey of deepening understanding in this field.
A personal thought piece on Reflection for National Day of Reflection
The first post in an occasional blog series of ‘thought pieces’ written by Dr Helen Britton, Visiting Fellow to the Open University. It briefly explores the importance of reflection and insight.
A focus on funding: The role of voluntary sector Local Infrastructure Organisations during the COVID-19 pandemic in England
This blog post is a continuation of an occasional series focusing on the role of Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIOs) written by Dr Daniel Haslam.
Working ‘in the middle’: The role of voluntary sector Local Infrastructure Organisations during the COVID-19 pandemic in England
This blog post is a continuation of an occasional series focusing on the role of Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIOs) written by Dr Daniel Haslam.
Digital Competence Toolkit for Impact Organisations
This blog was written by Tot Foster who is currently working as a Research Associate on the project EU3 Digital. The Centre for Voluntary Sector Leadership is a partner in this European initiative which brings together academics, practitioners and tech experts to understand and deliver training for digital advancement in the third sector.
Hybrid spaces: CVSL conference 2022 – Looking forward
In this blog, authored by Dr Carol Jacklin-Jarvis, Director of the Centre for Voluntary Sector Leadership (CVSL), you will find out about the key themes that will be explored at the CVSL Annual Conference on 9 June 2022.
Closing or Staying Open: the role of voluntary sector Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIOs) during the COVID-19 pandemic in England
This is the third post in an occasional blog series written by Dr Daniel Haslam.
Introduction
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic the decision to close buildings or to keep them open has been something that many organisations have had to grapple with. For some, the availability of (mostly technological) alternatives led to the conclusion that there was no way they could justify face-to-face delivery of services. Others felt there was no choice but to stay open.
Getting and sharing information: The role of voluntary sector Local Infrastructure Organisations during the Covid-19 pandemic in England
This blog, authored by Dr Daniel Haslam, is the second in an occasional series focussing on the role of voluntary sector local infrastructure organisations (LIOs) during the Covid-19 pandemic in England
Developing a Pathway for Voluntary Sector Learners
In this blog Kay Logan, PhD Student, explains what some of the opportunities might be for the development of CVSL’s learning offer and the further development of partnerships between academics and practitioners.
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