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#CareMatters #FramingForChange #NarrativeStrategy #Childcare #SocialCare #StrategicComms #ClaremontUK #Webinar #PolicyInnovation

We’ll be joined with speakers from:
• Early Education and Childcare Coalition – Sarah Ronan
• Carers Trust – Rohati Chapman
• Social Care Future – Neil Crowther
• JRF – Abby Jitendra
• Elevate Great – Dr Sophie Flemig
• Claremont – Phillipa Williams
• Chaired by Georgie Howlett, Claremont

In September, we are bringing together leading thinkers to share their learnings and thoughts on what we can learn when we step outside our sectors and consider ‘care’ in the round.

Big thanks to the brilliant team at Pancreatic Cancer UK for trusting us during such a milestone year. @pancreaticcanuk.bsky.social

A pivotal moment to raise awareness of one of our deadliest, hardest-to-detect cancers.
From strategy and audience insight to creative development, we helped shape comms with impact – including the memorable symptom prompt:

👉 Tint, Tums, Burps, Backs and Bums 👈

Tori Olphine M.B.E - Director of Research and Data Science and fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, Paul Steinberg - Director of Comms at the Road Safety Trust, and our chair Tim Parry @tjparry.bsky.social - Director at Claremont. Fascinating discussion!

Our speakers include: Mikaela Green @mikaelagreen.bsky.social - Senior consultant at Claremont, Dr Simon Christmas @simonxmas.bsky.social - Independent social researcher and behaviour change consultant, Ben Caspersz - Founder of Claremont, Dr Jill Nash - Senior Academic at Bournemouth University,

Finally, the speakers are joined by Prof Frank Chinegwundoh MBE, a urologist, widely published researcher, lecturer, and professor, & Emma Lidington, a behavioural scientist at the Cancer Research UK Cancer Prevention Trials Unit, Queen Mary University of London, for a fascinating panel discussion!

Byron Tibbitts (Akrivia Health) and Tim Parry (Claremont) describe our work together to recruit a large cohort of people with a range of severe mental health conditions for the GlobalMinds study.

"When we remove practical barriers to participation, we enable people from younger, more economically deprived and ethnic minority backgrounds to join the programme."

Anika Ladva & Kirstin Purves explain the work being done by Our Future Health to achieve an ethnically and socially diverse cohort.

"People wanted to help the NHS to save lives."

Laura King and Ian Fannon share learnings from the NHS-Galleri trial, which successfully recruited over 140,000 participants from diverse backgrounds in just 10.5 months.

Dr. Aziza Sesay has introduced the problem and why it matters, as well as the importance engaging grassroots organisations in making crucial change in the space.