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Jennifer Wallace retweeted
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This is good news. We need all our public bodies to think and act for the long term. @futuregencymru
This year we will be adding eight national bodies to the Well-being of Future Generations Act, find out about our plans here: gov.wales/written-statement-…
👥@quals_wales @tfwrail @cdps_cymru @wratweet @heiw_nhs @socialcarewales @dhcwales @welshambulance
ALT The Well-being of Future Generations Act logo (The outline of a map of Wales in different colours) surrounded by the 7 well-being goals: - A prosperous Wales - A resilient Wales - A healthier Wales - A more equal Wales - A Wales of cohesive communities - A Wales of vibrant culture and thriving Welsh Language - A globally responsible Wales
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
We are recruiting!
We are looking for two new team members with a passion for social change to join our team.
Please click below to find our more about each role, including Q & A session recordings.
You still have time to apply, deadline in Monday!
collaboratecic.com/insights-…
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Delighted Scottish Labour leader @AnasSarwar dropped by to pledge his support for our #BetterforBabies campaign to reduce poverty in families with a baby.
We look forward to working with you & your MSPs to ensure 🏴 is a place where every baby gets the best start in life.
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Barry Marshall was convinced that the Helicobacter pylori bacteria caused stomach ulcers, but no one believed him.
Since it was illegal to test his theory on humans, he drank the bacteria himself and developed ulcers within days.
He treated them with antibiotics and we on to win a Nobel prize in 2005.
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Extraordinary to watch reporting of our #recession today as 'technical' and 'mild'. The economy's *felt* dire for well over a year, and GDP doesn't do that justice
Let's ask instead how we can have rising child poverty and NOT consider it a recession?!
childrenengland.org.uk/blog/…
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
“Vision is the most vital step in the policy process. If we don’t know where we want to go, it makes little difference that we make great progress. Yet vision is not only missing almost entirely from policy discussions; it is missing from our whole culture." Donella Meadows
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Winner of the Policy & Practice Award: The North of Tyne Combined Authority (NTCA) worked with Carnegie UK in 2021/22 to develop a Wellbeing Framework, led by NU academic, Mark Shucksmith, for the North of Tyne area to help the NTCA make decisions to improve citizens’ wellbeing👏
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
If - like me - you're busy finishing your response to the @scotgov Wellbeing & Sustainable Development Bill consultation, why not read this blog by @sophiehowe about why Scotland should establish an independent commissioner for Future Generations 🌍🧑🤝🧑💰🌳
carnegieuktrust.org.uk/blog-…
Good morning! How is it almost the middle of February?! But there's still (just about!) time to respond to our consultation on a Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Bill. consult.gov.scot/national-pe… #ScotlandsWellbeingFramework (closes on Wednesday)
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Did you spot our letter in the @BelTel over the weekend? Our director Jennifer Wallace (@Policy_Jennifer) making the case for the NI Executive to put wellbeing at the centre of its decision-making:
ALT Letter in the Belfast Telegraph
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Pleasure to meet with ex-Welsh Government Minister, @JaneBryngwyn & @Hannah_Paylor from Carnegie Trust to discuss my Wellbeing & Sustainable Development Bill. Having delivered the Future Generations Act in Wales, Jane has key experience in how to ensure my bill achieves its aims.
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
There was a real buzz around @ScotParl this morning - it was lovely to see loads of school groups in the building learning about democracy.
But what kind of place do we want our kids & grandkids to grow up in? Good to meet with @SarahBoyack to explore this question. #Futuregen
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
As Scotland develops it's Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Bill, this week @CarnegieUKTrust has teamed up with @evoc_edinburgh, hosting @JaneBryngwyn to share learning from her work on the Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act.
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
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Lost in Glasgow last night. Cormac's fiddle and viola disappeared in Glasgow around midnight somewhere between the Barrowland Ballroom and Double Tree hotel on Cambridge St.
Both were in the one case, similar to pictured below.
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Jennifer Wallace retweeted
In case you didn’t get to see it, here is the full video of Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs singing “Fast Car” at the Grammys
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Jennifer Wallace retweeted
The Scottish Government's Wellbeing & Sustainable Development Bill Consultation is open until 14th February.
We’ve teamed up with @weallscotland, @IntDevAlliance & @OxfamScotland to craft a guidance pack to help you respond to the consultation ⬇️ carnegieuktrust.org.uk/publi…
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
NEW BLOG 📝| The state we’re in.
@AdamBalfourLang shares why we need an #EnablingState that prioritises #CollectiveWellbeing & supports communities to drive positive change ⬇️ carnegieuktrust.org.uk/blog-…
Jennifer Wallace retweeted
Today we are sharing the inequalities we identified in wellbeing according to ethnicity.
Our analysis shows ethnic disparities across the UK.
#LifeInTheUK
carnegieuktrust.org.uk/publi…
