Here at Si, lots of our work revolves around neighbourhoods. These are the small, local areas in which we live out much of our lives. Throughout our work, we have shown that so many of the factors which most influence people’s outcomes, whether health, employment,...

Most health and care services are designed around ‘typical’ residents. Our lived experience research shows where that model breaks down and how small, practical changes can remove barriers for people with the greatest needs. The importance of pets to people who sleep rough is well understood...

Creative and participatory approaches are becoming increasingly valued in policy research. But can fun lead to better policy? Our recent futures literacy role-playing boardgame for Arts Council England (ACE) suggests it can. At Shared Intelligence, we often seek to bring these approaches into our research and...

“Come to us with a plan for strong accountable leadership and we will give you the tools to change your area for the better”. That was prime minister Boris Johnson’s offer to councils outside the current combined authority areas in his levelling up speech last month. In...

We need to de-mystify foresight skills and make them everyday writes Ben Lee. The RSA’s new report A stitch in time? offers a blueprint for improving how we think about the future and foresight. Developing our ‘futures literacy’ means incorporatinig more of what we know and don’t know...

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