Social Enterprise Podcasts

• Duration:  13:47
• Filesize:  11MB
• 28-02-2008

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A Panel discussion, with questions from the audience, on 'How Do We Achieve Better Outcomes For Young People?' was held at the SAF Annual Conference-December 2007, Edinburgh. This is part one of four.

• Duration:  15:37
• Filesize:  12.5MB
• 14-02-2008

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We hear from Angela Morgan, Chief Executive of Includem at the SAF Annual Conference 2007 in Edinburgh. In part one she begins her perspectives on Intensive Support and Monitoring.

• Duration:  10:10
• Filesize:  8.2MB
• 29-06-2007

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Understanding challenging behaviour, and not reacting to it, is a key part of Child and Youth Care work. In part two of our feature with Larry Brendtro, he explains some techniques, based on his Native American model.

• Duration:  04:21
• Filesize:  3.5MB
• 03-03-2008

Mark Robertson, a Principal teacher in technology at Kibble, was on a trip to Ecuador in August. He explains more about the experience for the two Kibble boys who travelled to South America, and more of the work they did out there.

• Duration:  09:01
• Filesize:  7.2MB
• 20-08-2007

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REDF has an impressive portfolio of Social Enterprises in the San Francisco Bay area and in the second part of our chat with Cynthia Gair, she explains the impact their work has.

• Duration:  04:11
• Filesize:  3.4MB
• 30-10-2007

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Neuro Linguistic Programming may sound like something out of science fiction but many believe it can be useful to changing negative aspects in the lives of people. So what is NLP and can it be used in a positive way to help us progress in life? To tell us more in part one of this feature, we chat to Micheal Spence from NLP Limited in Edinburgh.

• Duration:  13:11
• Filesize:  10.6MB
• 19-12-2007

Senscot held their annual Social Enterprise Day Ceilidh at the New Lanark World Heritage Site, backed by the Scottish Government and RBS. The sector received a huge boost the day before, when the Government pledged over ninety million pounds of investment over the next three years. We have a look at some of the highlights of the day.

• Duration:  07:10
• Filesize:  5.8MB
• 23-07-2007

Baseball may be a lucrative sport for big corporations but that hasn't stopped Juma Ventures becoming involved and helping hundreds of young people finding work in the San Francisco Bay area. We chatted to Jim Schorr at the Ball Park to find out more. The visit was part of the Scottish Social Enterprise Study Tour of California.

• Duration:  08:30
• Filesize:  6.8MB
• 31-08-2007

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In the first part of his lecture Jonathan Modley, Multimedia and Communications Developer at Kibble, describes the new challenges and opportunities with IT Learning, including podcasts and Really Simple Syndication (RSS). He was speaking at the Conference Organised by Kibble in Renfrewshire.

• Duration:  10:11
• Filesize:  8.2MB
• 21-08-2007

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Older people can feel isolated in large rural areas without affordable transport. We focus on Independent Transport Network America in Maine. In part one Katherine Freund explains ITN's beginnings.