No images? Click here January Newsletter 2021 Welcome to the Social Value UK January Newsletter. Despite the troubling times we find ourselves in, we at Social Value UK would like to wish you a Happy New Year, and we hope you, your colleagues, friends and families are all healthy and well. Social Value UK will be offering a range of distance learning options, please click the button below for more information: Big Developments in Social Value This month we'd like to focus on some of the key things going in the social value sector currently, 2021 is starting off with a lot of changes and big announcements in the social value world! We are seeing multiple sectoral changes and the ripple effects of these. It looks like 2021 is going to be a big year for our movement, now's the time to get on top of all of the new developments and be ready to champion the social value movement!
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Assurance and Accreditation News Inspiring Impact Updates The below graphics showcase our Q1 2021 Inspiring Impact events: South East Session 2: How to gather data - Qualitative or Quantitative? - An Introduction to methods - Thursday 18th February Session 3: Working practices and impact culture - organisational and sectoral on Thursday 18th March North West Session 3: Working practices and impact culture - organisational and sectoral on Wednesday 27th January. Midlands Session 3: Working practices and impact culture - organisational and sectoral on Wednesday 20th January. Find out more here. Key Updates and Reading
Positive News Updates To close our final newsletter of the year, we'd like to end on a few pieces of uplifting news articles: good news, good reads and some good distraction. The UK will spend at least £3bn of international climate finance on nature and biodiversity over five years - BBC News'...the BBC, which plans to air several hours of educational programming throughout the lockdown for both primary and secondary school students on various channels. - RadioTimes And a piece to fill you with nostalgia and take your mind off the state of the world: Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past - The Guardian Stay safe and well, Social Value UK Would you like to host a webinar or Ideas Exchange session? Then get in touch with Rebecca Harvey. If you have any feedback or would like to make a contribution to a future newsletter, please email David. The Social Value UK office is currently closed whilst our staff work from home, if you need to reach any of us, please contact the member of staff you wish to speak to directly via e-mail, if you do not know who you need to speak to or wish to make a general enquiry, please e-mail info@socialvalueuk.org and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Social Value UK encourages you to take care of yourself physically and mentally during this difficult time. |