For the third of our charity effectiveness podcasts series we’ve been
commissioned to produce for
the Guardian (and sponsored by
knowhownonprofit.org) we decided to tackle the topic of the Big Society.
Commentators across the Charity and Social Enterprise spectrum have
been working themselves up into a frenzy trying to work out what it will
mean for them and the way they work. We took a considered approach
inviting comment from the Chief Exec of Urban Forum, Toby Blume, ACEVO’s
chief executive, Stephen Bubb
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, and the Policy and Communications
Director at the School for Social Entrepreneurs, Nick Temple. As usual
the Guardian’s Public Services Editor, David Brindle, was there to
chair the debate and keep the guests in order. We also spent a day at
Parliament where we spent time with two new MPs who bring with them
considerable voluntary sector experience. And we couldn’t resist
another look at Name Changes as we waved goodbye to the Third Sector and
welcomed in the shiny new Civil Society! Enjoy!
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Programme guests
Stephen Bubb, Chief Executive of ACEVO
Nick Temple, Policy and Communications Director at SSE – the School for Social Entrepreneurs
Toby Blume, Chief Executive of Urban Forum
Stuart Andrew, MP for Pudsey
Lisa Nandy, MP for Wigan
Programme links
ACEVO’s guide to the Big Society: http://www.acevo.org.uk/Document.Doc?id=682
School for Social Entrepreneurs: http://www.sse.org.uk/
Urban Forum: http://www.urbanforum.org.uk/
Stuart Andrew MP: http://www.stuartandrew.com/
Lisa Nandy MP: http://lisanandy.blogspot.com/
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