Skip to content

Search for:

Home
Podcasts
Blog
About

Podcast and blog about Community Development in Wales, the UK & beyond: promoting its value; sharing its learning; connecting its practitioners

Home
Podcasts
Blog
About

Cookie policy

Region EU not activated for cookie-statement.

Follow:

Recent Podcasts

Recent Posts
Popular Posts
Recent Comments
Tags

Podcasts

Podcast #28: Acquiring “a profound sense of place” – catching up with Hope St Mellons

5 Nov, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #26: Breaking the links between ethnicity and poverty in Wales

12 Aug, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #25: Community Development & Covid 19 (part 2)

25 Jun, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #27: Small Is Beautiful – storytelling & knowledge in social care with Nick Andrews

12 Jun, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #24: Community Development & Covid-19 (pt. 1) – “The time for normal rules goes out the window”

7 May, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #23: Social prescribing – a Scottish perspective

29 Apr, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #22: Community Youth Work with Mark McFeeters & Lauren McAreavey

26 Feb, 2020
Podcasts

Podcast #21: Turnaround Towns with Carnegie UK Trust

16 Dec, 2019
Podcasts

Podcast #20: Oh What A Year! Celebrating 2019 with Eden Communities Wales

9 Dec, 2019
Podcasts

Podcast #19: Community Development in Northern Ireland with Jonny Currie

20 Jun, 2019

Podcasts

A short history of Communities First

7 Nov, 2018
Podcasts

Podcast #14: Does ‘rural’ and ‘urban’ matter when doing community development?

10 Dec, 2018
Podcasts

Podcast #15: Benthyg – A Library of Things

4 Feb, 2019
Podcasts

Podcast #1 – In conversation with Alan Twelvetrees

3 Jul, 2017
Podcasts

Podcast #16: The role of Historically Black Colleges & Universities in revitalizing their host neighbourhoods with Moses S Dixon

18 Feb, 2019

Podcast #25: "Small Is Beautiful" - storytelling and knowledge in social care with Nick Andrews - The Community Development Podcast says:

[…] and organisations in Wales that includes Action In Caerau and...
Community employability programmes – serving capital or communities? - Byd Russell | Russell's World says:

[…] (Click here for a potted history of Communities First). […]
The rural and urban divide? - The Community Development Podcast says:

[…] strategies continue to be predicated on the value of work...
Community Media as a Platform for Deliberative Democracy – Decentered Media says:

[…] our social security in multi-dimensional ways. For example, we need...
Francine Davies Artist | The Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition, London says:

[…] and exciting and even nurturing! The #LondonWelshCentre is a particularly...

2012 olympics anti-poverty arts Belfast Big Local Brixton caerdydd capacity building Cardiff Cardiff Bay Cardiff University Carmarthenshire co-operatives co-production communities Communities First community community development Community Development Worker community development workers community media Community Philosophy credit unions deprivation engagement football graffiti Gwent indycube Llandaff North london Merthyr Tudful Merthyr Tydfil mutualism Newport north east wales policing poverty Regeneration social capital tumblrcloud Wales Wellbeing of Future Generations Wrexham Ystum Taf

More

Subscribe to Podcast

Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Android by Email RSS

Support The Community Development Podcast on Patreon!

Latest from the Blog

Young people’s ‘Third Places’ and why the oldies should turn the telescope round

23 Jun, 2020
Community employability programmes – serving capital or communities?

25 Nov, 2019
Co-production can’t happen in isolation. So less presenting it as if it does please

25 Sep, 2019
Guest podcast with Decentered Media about community development

8 Apr, 2019

Search for:

Twitter

Tweets by @CommDevtPodcast

Recent Posts

Recent Posts
Popular Posts
Recent Comments
Tags

Blog

Young people’s ‘Third Places’ and why the oldies should turn the telescope round

23 Jun, 2020
Blog

Community employability programmes – serving capital or communities?

25 Nov, 2019
Blog

Co-production can’t happen in isolation. So less presenting it as if it does please

25 Sep, 2019

Blog

Community development on Twitter follow up – @forsythiayouth at the Welsh Assembly

27 Oct, 2014
Blog

Community Development and the arts – The Ugly Duckling

30 Oct, 2014
Blog

Introducing…The Community Development Podcast

3 Jul, 2017
Blog

In response to the Bevan Foundation’s ‘Goodbye Communities First?’ blog

10 Oct, 2016
Blog

Community development on Twitter – 3 accounts to follow from Wales

14 Oct, 2014

Podcast #25: "Small Is Beautiful" - storytelling and knowledge in social care with Nick Andrews - The Community Development Podcast says:

[…] and organisations in Wales that includes Action In Caerau and...
Community employability programmes – serving capital or communities? - Byd Russell | Russell's World says:

[…] (Click here for a potted history of Communities First). […]
The rural and urban divide? - The Community Development Podcast says:

[…] strategies continue to be predicated on the value of work...
Community Media as a Platform for Deliberative Democracy – Decentered Media says:

[…] our social security in multi-dimensional ways. For example, we need...
Francine Davies Artist | The Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition, London says:

[…] and exciting and even nurturing! The #LondonWelshCentre is a particularly...

2012 olympics anti-poverty arts Belfast Big Local Brixton caerdydd capacity building Cardiff Cardiff Bay Cardiff University Carmarthenshire co-operatives co-production communities Communities First community community development Community Development Worker community development workers community media Community Philosophy credit unions deprivation engagement football graffiti Gwent indycube Llandaff North london Merthyr Tudful Merthyr Tydfil mutualism Newport north east wales policing poverty Regeneration social capital tumblrcloud Wales Wellbeing of Future Generations Wrexham Ystum Taf

Pages

Podcasts
Blog
About
Privacy Policy
Cookie policy
Sitemap

The Community Development Podcast © 2018. All Rights Reserved.

Website by: Pedryn