'Come Away In' exhibition: 19th-22nd May We’re delighted to share a celebration of our work with @povertytruthscot.bsky.social! We’d love you to ‘come away in’, spend time in the space & connect with the work. Byres Community Hub, Glasgow From 12pm 19th May - 12pm 22nd May Info: edin.ac/3Fmy4nl

Just over a week till our exhibition with The Binks Hub opens. Come visit and see our archive, listen to our soundscapes and sit in our Living Room. We’re so excited to share it with you. #comeawayin

Each quilt patch is part of a collective story about poverty. Over the coming week we’ll be sharing glimpses of the @povertytruthscot.bsky.social archive, launching on 19th May. Today, an image submitted to the archive that speaks to dignity, solidarity & change. edin.ac/3Fmy4nl #ComeAwayIn

New on the blog! Jean Lowe discusses how communities can support families through everyday challenges, and the reasons that can impact someone’s willingness to offer and/or receive a supportive action. Read more: edin.ac/3OY27GA

New on the blog! Alan Mackie explores one of the most pressing challenges for contemporary policing: how to repair and strengthen relationships between young people and the police in resource-deprived communities. Read more: edin.ac/4kNLb1r

Back in January, Olivia Darby from the WONDER Foundation wrote this piece for @crfr.bsky.social on why famlies are the missing link in #youthwork: Beyond the Youth Worker: Why Families Are the Missing Link in Youth Work: edin.ac/49SCiQg

Next up on the @crfr.bsky.social blog is a post by Jean Lowe, NSPCC: Small acts, big impact: how communities can support families through everyday challenges: edin.ac/3OY27GA

We have some great new contributions on the @crfr.bsky.social blog this week. First up: Rebuilding Trust - How Police and Young Marginalised People Can Shape Better Relationships, by Alan Mackie Read more here: edin.ac/4kNLb1r