Rights in Practice webinar on ‘Communities where everyone belongs’

The first webinar in an open access series that will explore a co‑produced Evidence Review from Research in Practice and Social Care Future.

Research in Practice worked with Social Care Future to develop a co‑produced Evidence Review

The Evidence Review brought people with diverse lived experiences of social care together to discuss five key changes needed to unlock an equal life:

Research in Practice are now offering a free series to introduce the resource and how to use it. The webinar series will:

  • Introduce the key changes and associated themes.
  • Centre lived‑experience perspectives and reflect on relevant research evidence.
  •  Highlight co‑production principles and the social model of disability.
  • Provide space to consider how you and your organisation can contribute to these changes.

The first in the series on ‘communities where everyone belongs’ will take place 13:30 – 15:00 Thursday, 28 May 2026

 

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