As well as our own amazing staff and associates – University of Brighton Centre of Resilience for Social Justice, Boingboing, Blackpool HeadStart Resilience Revolution – we’ve already got loads of people to thank.
The conference has been a team effort across different parts of the UK; it’s based on knowledge and experience of resilience that’s been building for many years. There are big institutions and fantastic individuals who’ve helped push the revolution forward.
We’ll be adding everyone as we go along, meanwhile here are some of the people without whom none of it would have started.
Direct funding for the Resilience Revolution conference
Thanks to those whose generosity is helping bring us all together to learn from and with the people of Blackpool
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University of Brighton research Centre of Resilience for Social Justice Led by Professor Angie Hart and working with the social enterprise network Boingboing, the centre instigated the conference based on its years of research in the discipline. |
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University of Brighton, School of Health Sciences Academic school fostering education, research and community projects in healthcare, health sciences and wellbeing |
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University of Brighton, Responsible Futures The university’s five Brighton Futures tackle today’s most pressing challenges through collaborative research and enterprise |
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Grand Theatre, Blackpool Premier venue for shows in Blackpool, Lancashire, UK |
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National Lottery Community Fund Giving grants to organisations in the UK to help improve their communities |
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