Oxfam GB • 24th December 2021

Oxfam Annual Report 2020/21

Last year, Oxfam supported 13.1 million people to fight poverty. With your support, we provided life-saving supplies to families hit by the world’s worst conflicts and natural disasters. And we helped communities around the world get clean water running, earn a fair wage and campaign for change – not just to fight poverty now, but to beat it for good.

Hello World • 24th September 2021

Hello World – The Big Book of Computing Pedagogy

Hello World’s first-ever special edition focuses on approaches to teaching computing in the classroom, and includes some of our favourite pedagogically themed articles from previous Hello World issues, as well as a couple of never-seen-before features.

The Practising Midwife • 1st September 2021

The Practising Midwife journal – September 2021

TPM authors: We are very happy that you have prepared a contribution (“Contribution”) for The Practising Midwife (the “Work”), edited by Claire Feeley (“Editor-In-Chief”), to be published by All4Holdings Limited (“Publisher”). TSM authors: We are very happy that you have prepared a contribution (“Contribution”) for The Student Midwife (the “Work”), edited by Alicia Burnett (“Editor-In-Chief”), to be published by All4Holdings Limited (“Publisher”). If your Contribution incorporates any material

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies • 1st July 2021

IFRC Annual Report 2020

The year 2020 was unparalleled in recent history. Protecting lives, reducing vulnerability and recovering from crises- the importance of local organizations like the IFRC’s 192 member National Societies is more important than ever.

Hello World • 7th June 2021

Hello World magazine – issue 16

We are living in an increasingly data-driven world. From tracking our fitness data and analysing coronavirus infection rates, to choosing to watch TV shows ‘selected for you’ by Netflix, data is everywhere. This issue focuses on data science and data literacy; it is full of teaching ideas and inspiration to help you and your students use data to make decisions and to make sense of the world.

The Royal College of Pathologists • 30th April 2021

The Bulletin – April 2021

The Royal College of Pathologists’ quarterly membership journal, the Bulletin, is one of the main means of communication between the College and its members, and between the members themselves. It features news from the College, topical articles on the latest developments in pathology, and key events and information related to pathology.

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies • 4th March 2021

IFRC 2021 promotional country plans

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies' regional and country plans detail how it will provide technical and financial support to National Societies responding to both major and hidden humanitarian crises.

Cats Protection • 24th February 2021

Tokoname: A Town with a Tail – The Cat magazine Spring 2021

If you’ve ever been for a meal in a Chinese restaurant, you’ve probably seen a ‘lucky cat’ in the window, beckoning you to come inside. These cute ceramic figurines, called Maneki Neko (which translates to Beckoning Cat), are said to bring good luck. Many think the cats are of Chinese origin, but they actually began life in Japan.

Hello World • 22nd February 2021

Hello World magazine – issue 15

Due to a shortage of teachers with computer science degrees, switching specialisms is a common route to becoming a computing educator. But why do some teachers choose to change subjects? In issue 15 of Hello World, we hear from five people who have made the switch. They tell us about the challenges they have faced, as well as the joys of teaching young people how to create new things with technology.

Social Enterprise UK • 31st December 2020

Global Report: Innovation and resilience – A global snapshot of social enterprise responses to Covid-19

In August and September 2020, SEUK and the British Council ran a global survey of social enterprises to explore the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. This report presents findings from that survey, presented by region, which provide information about how social enterprises have responded to the crisis.

Blue Cross • 29th October 2020

For Pets magazine – Autumn 2020 issue

Our bi-annual supporter magazine For Pets contains amazing stories about Blue Cross pets and how we have helped them.

Hello World • 28th September 2020

Hello World magazine – issue 14

From counting penguins in Antarctica to orienteering with a GPS twist, great things can happen when young people get creative with technology outdoors. In issue 14 of Hello World, available to download today, we have gathered some inspiring stories to help your learners connect with nature.

Social Enterprise UK • 18th September 2020

Global Report: Creative and Social Enterprises in Indonesia

This research looks into the scale and impact of social and creative enterprises in Indonesia as well as some of the key challenges these businesses are facing. We helped deliver this research as part of the British Council’s Developing Inclusive and Creative Economy (DICE) programme which aims to address economic and social exclusion through supercharging creativity, enterprise and collaboration.

Social Enterprise UK • 31st August 2020

Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: Headlines: July/August 2020

The Social Enterprise Advisory Panel (SEAP) is an SEUK initiative to collect regular and light-touch data from social enterprises to drive forward their needs.

Alliance4Impact • 1st August 2020

Partnering for Good online course

This online course provides an introduction to partnering for the Sustainable Development Goals and humanitarian response. It gives participants the confidence to create or engage in multi-sector partnerships with practical objectives.

Mayhew Animal Home • 30th June 2020

The Great Indoors – Tails magazine

As we go to print, we're in the middle of a pandemic, but we can at least get some exercise by going for a wander outside – and it’s the same for our feline companions, right? Actually, that’s not always the case.

Save the Children • 15th January 2020

Child Rights e-learning course

A comprehensive and practical course for international charity workers on child rights and their important role in humanitarian programming.

Mind • 1st January 2020

Managing Mental Health at Work e-learning course

A supportive and practical guide to workplace mental health for managers in all organisations and sectors, for national mental health charity Mind.

Digital Unite • 16th December 2019

Digital Champions e-learning course

A digital skills e-learning course for budding 'Digital Champions' to acquire the essential skills they needed for improving digital proficiency in their community.

Cats Protection #CatventCalendar2019 digital campaign • 8th December 2019

Cats Protection's Catvent Calendar: Example social post

Meet 11-year-old Missy. Being a golden oldie, she waited a long time for her forever home. Unfortunately elderly cats take five times longer to home than kittens on average.