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This review provides evidence to help policymakers understand the ways in which climate change may affect mental health and wellbeing in Scotland and what can be done to protect against harm.

We are creating a Theory of Change for Scotland's Just Transition so that disadvantaged groups may benefit from the low carbon transition.

Partners in Confronting Collective Atrocities invites you to participate in this 2024 Experiential Conference. 

2 — 6 September 2024, online

Join us for this hybrid Lunchtime Talk with Dr. Rebecca Nestor

How can communities build on existing assets to face future threats with more confidence?

New business models, systems and practices reversing the decline of the Textiles and Clothing sector and supporting its future sustainability.

A talk by our staff exploring how we apply Tavistock social science to our environmental work.

The case of the Textiles and Clothing Business Labs

In this programme, we worked with fashion industry actors to enable experimentation with new ways of designing, making and producing.

Enabling the ripple effect of heat networks through influencing planners and colleges fostering skills and knowledge to work with green energy.

Embracing innovative methodologies in a series of case studies for European project that aims to increase communities’ resilience to natural disasters.

Understanding the part that the community has to play in increasing resilience to recover and adapt following natural disasters.

The project aims to contribute to the development of efficient pre-training and vocational training services for low-skilled people in the 2 Seas region

Continuing a partnership with Faber Maunsell this evaluation sees the application of the framework to the cycling cities and towns (CCTs).

Our consultants are there both to hold the space open for profound discussions and ensure that actions are taken, and accountability lines identified.

How we are responding to the climate emergency