Really enjoyed this Rob. We've been working on reuse across the charity sector for a while and many of your arguments really resonate - particularly the different types of services/interactions that require more specific/tailored patterns. Thanks for sharing

I wonder if there's someone in the www.agenciesforgood.org community that would make a good mirror/different perspective?

Then that asterisk was important - it's definitely not me! But I do find informal peer exchanges give me fresh perspectives.

How about a peer exchange? I'll listen about your work and share reflections from my perspective/experience and then visa versa*

*Of course it doesn't have to be me...

Is the paper available Rich?

Wowch - that's an excellent article and a great mirror to funding applications and more...

There's still a dynamic 'agencies for good' scene, a growth in the number of freelancers working in this space, but also more bcorps etc that maybe blur the definition. Mostly - there's not as much specific focus on it as scene as there was pre-pandemic

I think the definition is constantly changing so it's hard to see whether it's slowing/broadening From within the charity/tech for good space, there's been a dramatic decrease in funding specifically for tech for good (though an increase in 'unrestricted' grants, which makes it difficult to compare)

@rachelcoldicutt.bsky.social @jenitennison.com @mustbemistry.bsky.social all think/write/speak about this incredibly

Great memory Bobi! Think it was this one medium.com/wethecatalys... which led to framework.lawcentres.org.uk also there's www.shareddigitalguides.org.uk/guides?searc...

So sorry Rachel - sending love to you and your family

What? This one? www.linkedin.com/posts/charit...

and the rest of the email was broadly about this medium.com/we-are-cast/...