Accessing Interactive Digital You can see the sections of our work in interactive form. Just hit the icon representing your interest Main Menu Home Page The Proposal The Cases Helping Citizens The Larger Dimensions Explanatory Tables
Video Part 1: http://www.citizenenablement.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/JamesPowellWelcomeWebsite_Part1_v1.mp4 Video Part 2 This presentation is the second of two parts, developed because part 1 was longer than could be stored in one go. Please enjoy this second part. http://www.citizenenablement.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/JamesPowellWelcomeWebsite_Part2_v5.mp4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRovz4HL-BY Acknowledgement of ‘Made in England’ The music ‘Made in England’ presented here and it’s rendition, are by Paul Abbott and
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Summary This is an un-usual case study in this series, as it relates only to the generation of this current proposal and, in particular, how its primary author, a senior citizen ten year’s retired as an academic, was motivated during the Covid 19 Pandemic lock-down to develop the work based on his time as a
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Of all citizens, the vulnerable young have huge potential waiting to be released, and after changes in further and higher education caused by Covid-19, academics must learn to facilitate their empowerment so they achieve their full capabilities. Similarly, during the pandemic senior citizens have been isolated because they are often thought to be differently vulnerable,
Summary For nearly two decades, these Citizen Enablers – Professor Caroline L. Davey and Andrew B. Wootton – have spearheaded research at the University of Salford into the role of human-centred design in tackling complex societal challenges such as crime, insecurity and wellbeing. A video presentation of Action Learning is shown bottom left Major Learning
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Summary The Taphouse is a community focused STEAM hub-in-a-pub; it is formally a community interest company or CIC which exists for the benefit of the community. Its main function is to provide space that enable citizens to become more engaged through taking part in events. A website explaining the Taphouse is accessible bottom left. Major
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The cases all portray characteristic which are consistent with our UPBEAT/PUMR approach and the related work on ‘Positive Deviance (PD)’; both approaches are aimed at Citizen Enablement, leading to Citizen Empowerment. All our, and the PD, efforts (with the best example of the highlights shown in brackets and in italics): Believe Citizens can have,
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http://www.citizenenablement.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Prof-Angela-Clow-1.m4v Summary A theoretical paper in support of the current approach – a commissioned paper for the Leadership Foundation in Higher Education entitled ‘Leadership for improved Academic Enterprise’ (Powell and Clark,2012) – a global study of the leadership, governance and management of senior academic entrepreneurs in their development of higher academic enterprise, or what others refer
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http://www.citizenenablement.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/1998-08-13-16.24.48-1.m4v Summary The design, development, testing and marketing ofan educational support to help fire officers, mainly action based citizens withlimited academic capabilities to learn by themselves how to manage and controlmajor fire incidents with a video presentation bottom left. The simulator wasused actively by the British fire services to prepare their officers for majorroles through
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http://www.citizenenablement.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Case-Intro-copy.mov Summary This is thedevelopment of Salford’s New Deal for Communities (NDC) area in Charleson and Lower Kersal; it was one of number of Government funded, community led regeneration initiatives which operated across England in the 2000’s where selected urban neighbourhoods wereidentified for a 10 year multi-themed improvement programme tackling both physical, economic and social
