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Podcasts from the custodians of collaboration Collaborate CIC and our partners.

  1. Ep.6. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    11/07/2025

    Ep.6. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Our sixth and final episode takes us to Leicester, for a conversation with Bharti Mistry and Rob Hunter on their social prescribing project, Reaching People.

    56 min
  2. Ep.5. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    04/07/2025

    Ep.5. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Part of a series of insights into embedding equity in Human Learning Systems (HLS), with Onika Winston from Collaborate CIC and Gabriel Eichsteller at Thempra Social Pedagogy CIC. Episode five's interview guest is Lola Akindoyin from Hackney Council’s working with Sport England on tackling health inequalities.

    46 min
  3. Ep.4. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    27/06/2025

    Ep.4. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Part of a series of insights into embedding equity in Human Learning Systems (HLS), with Onika Winston from Collaborate CIC and Gabriel Eichsteller at Thempra Social Pedagogy CIC. Our fourth episode features Anna Willow describing Brent Care Journeys, a collaboration between Barnardo’s and Brent Council to infuse the care system with relationships.

    58 min
  4. Ep.3. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    19/06/2025

    Ep.3. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Part of a series of insights into embedding equity in Human Learning Systems (HLS), with Onika Winston from Collaborate CIC and Gabriel Eichsteller at Thempra Social Pedagogy CIC. For our third episode, we’re speaking with Pegs Bailey from Opportunities Fife Partnership in Scotland about their co-production work on employability.

    44 min
  5. Ep2. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    12/06/2025

    Ep2. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Part of a series of insights into embedding equity in Human Learning Systems (HLS), with Onika Winston from Collaborate CIC and Gabriel Eichsteller at Thempra Social Pedagogy CIC. In episode two, Onika and Gabriel talk with Andy Crosbie and Zahra Bazarganianpour from Gateshead Community Bridgebuilders about leveraging community power.

    45 min
  6. Ep1. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    04/06/2025

    Ep1. Changing the narrative: equity in HLS

    Part of a series of insights into embedding equity in Human Learning Systems (HLS), with Onika Winston from Collaborate CIC and Gabriel Eichsteller at Thempra Social Pedagogy CIC. In this first episode, Onika and Gabriel hear from Dr Dayo Eseonu, lecturer in politics and policy at Lancaster University.

    45 min
  7. Ep. 9 - In conversation with Sarah Gorman

    26/11/2019

    Ep. 9 - In conversation with Sarah Gorman

    Sarah Gorman, Director of Edberts House Edberts House is a community organisation and hub in Gateshead that works with the community to create happier, more vibrant places to live. In this inspiring conversation, Sarah strips away the jargon and gets to the heart of how change happens: through connections and relationships. This conversation is filled with examples of what happens when you see people in the round, and not just through a service lens. Sarah also shares how her entire career has been about putting communities and people in the lead, and her frustration with the tendency of parts of the public service system to make the simple complicated.

    38 min
  8. Ep. 8 - In conversation with Malik Gul

    19/11/2019

    Ep. 8 - In conversation with Malik Gul

    Malik Gul, Director of the Wandsworth Community Empowerment Network In a passionate and personal conversation, Malik argues for better collaboration between communities and public institutions and an ‘in-between space’ where people can work together to build relationships and navigate change. Malik reflects on his formative years of activism in south London and the challenges facing communities today. With a sense of optimism, he shares how he believes a ‘revolution’ is growing among young people and discusses what this might mean for the future.

    36 min
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