The Community Development Podcast
@cdpodcast.bsky.social
Podcast about #CommunityDevelopment: sharing learning, connecting practitioners, global perspectives. By llannerch.bsky.social Patreon: TheCDPodcast https://soundcloud.com/the-cd-podcast thecommunitydevelopmentpodcast@gmail.com
We've collaborated with The International Association for #CommunityDevelopment on a short podcast series marking the Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism & Racial Discrimination Features Daniel Muia, Anastasia Crickley and Gary Craig on.soundcloud.com/QZ8q4DDkkepI...
International Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism & Racial Discrimination
A short series of podcasts from the International Association for Community Development (IACD) marking the International Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism and Racial Discri
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Tomorrow is the start of International Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism & Racial Discrimination (21-27 March) A week that serves as a global call to action to combat racism, xenophobia & systemic discrimination and supporting those fighting racial oppression
Tomorrow is the start of International Week of Solidarity with the Peoples Struggling against Racism & Racial Discrimination (21-27 March) A week that serves as a global call to action to combat racism, xenophobia & systemic discrimination and supporting those fighting racial oppression
The last remaining pub in Machno valley needs £500,000 to secure its future as a community asset, with locals raising funds through a share offer amid concerns over second homes and holiday lets
Welsh valley's fight to save historic pub sparks debate on language and Airbnbs
The last remaining pub in Machno valley needs £500,000 to secure its future as a community asset, with locals raising funds through a share offer amid concerns over second homes and holiday lets
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Gentrified geographies: London’s street markets as sites of resistance shado-mag.com/articles/act...
Gentrified geographies: London’s street markets as sites of resistance
The author looks at the impact of gentrification on traditional street markets in Shepherd's Bush, Newham and Tottenham
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Current episode is an abridged version of a fascinating talk about the working class with Prof Joan C Williams as part of the 2026 Modern Cockney Festival Williams coruscatingly explains why the political Left has failed the working class but crucially explains what it needs to do to win it back
The recording will be available on our YouTube channel soon but an edited version is already available on the brand new episode of the @cdpodcast.bsky.social on.soundcloud.com/WWINvXW2EUjD...
Always interesting when the property ownership is the primary motivation behind organising If their demands are disproportionately costly to the public purse; or serve to deepen inequity b/w who gets flood resilience investment and who doesn't, then it isn't CD www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘Fear of the next deluge’: flood-scarred Britons join forces to demand help
As climate breakdown puts millions more people at flood risk, traumatised homeowners are finding common voice
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NEW EPISODE 🎙️ Ep. 53 - Socio-spatial analysis with Ritva Vilppola In which we explore the intersection of #architecture, design, and #communities in contexts such as urban design, parks, resilience planning on.soundcloud.com/ObWbrU33y2aJ...
Ep.53 - Socio-spatial analysis with Ritva Vilppola
This episode's guest is Ritva Vilppola. Originally from Aotearoa-New Zealand, Ritva now lives in The Netherlands, via Australia, and they discuss the intersection of architecture, design, and communit
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Cash seized from criminals has helped to secure the future of a much-loved church-run community cafe
Crime cash saves much-loved community cafe
Ella Groves Cash seized from criminals has helped to secure the future of a much-loved church-run community cafe. The Trinity Outreach Project which runs the Community Cafe at Holy Trinity Church in R...
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'Women Speak' is a series of Forum Theatre events across the Sunshine Coast, Australia this November and December to influence system change regarding domestic and family violence At its heart are women with lived experience of domestic and family violence gcnews.com.au/women-speak-...
Women speak for change
A POWERFUL new initiative, ‘Women Speak’, is launching a series of Forum Theatre events across the Sunshine Coast this November and December, aimed at influencing system change regarding domestic and
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A study from a Welsh university has shed new light on the stark legacy of deindustrialisation in Wales and its impact on the mental health of the population
Study reveals stark impact of deindustrialisation on mental health in Wales
A study from a Welsh university has shed new light on the stark legacy of deindustrialisation in Wales and its impact on the mental health of the population. The paper, by Dr Christopher Saville of Ba...
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A new report from Community Energy Wales has called to remove the barriers that lock out communities from building energy projects for themselves
Community Energy Wales: 'Let our communities realise energy potential'
A new report from Community Energy Wales has called to remove the barriers that lock out communities from building energy projects for themselves. Community Energy Wales is a not for profit membership...
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This is where the Community Development Podcast has been listened to in 2025
NEW EPISODE 🎙️ The irrepressible Stan Reeves joins the podcast to look back on the famous Adult Learning Project (ALP) in Edinburgh's Gorgie-Dalry district, an initiative based explicitly on the teachings of Paulo Freire (1921-97) soundcloud.com/the-cd-podca...
NEW EPISODE 🎙️ The irrepressible Stan Reeves joins the podcast to look back on the famous Adult Learning Project (ALP) in Edinburgh's Gorgie-Dalry district, an initiative based explicitly on the teachings of Paulo Freire (1921-97) soundcloud.com/the-cd-podca...
Recording the Freire episode tomorrow with Stan Reeves. If you have ever worked in CD in Scotland chances are you already know of Stan
Upcoming episodes: 🎓 Freire in Scotland 💨 Community energy 😲 Most Significant Change Available on all leading podcast platforms 🎙️
Upcoming episodes: 🎓 Freire in Scotland 💨 Community energy 😲 Most Significant Change Available on all leading podcast platforms 🎙️
Happy 18th International Basic Income Week! 🥳 Links below that you, YES YOU, can get involved in!
While 1980’s pit closures precipitated and sustained the decline that followed, the problems of the valleys were deeply rooted in the past and in complex factors that lay outside the region ✍️Martin Hoban
What I learned from tackling poverty in the south Wales valleys
Martin Hoban I recently left Wales after living there for 25 years. For much of this time, I worked in the south Wales valleys doing community work, education and research. I loved the people, the…
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This was great fun to record- @cdpodcast.bsky.social thanks for the invitation
NEW EPISODE Ep.49 - Discussing cross-border community collaboration in Ireland #communities #ireland #peacebuilding #women on.soundcloud.com/qjIgcF7a9tUP...
🎙️ Ep.50 - "Being the change you want you to see": Youth-led action with Grange Pavilion Youth Forum soundcloud.com/the-cd-podca...
Check out these musings on collaborating and building solidarities across borders, with specific reference to the border on the island of Ireland And next week ep. 50 will be out discussing youth-led action with Grange Youth Forum in #Cardiff
NEW EPISODE Ep.49 - Discussing cross-border community collaboration in Ireland #communities #ireland #peacebuilding #women on.soundcloud.com/qjIgcF7a9tUP...
Interesting IACD webinar coming up. See the IACD website for details
NEW EPISODE Ep.49 - Discussing cross-border community collaboration in Ireland #communities #ireland #peacebuilding #women on.soundcloud.com/qjIgcF7a9tUP...
Ep.49 - Cross-border community collaboration in Ireland
For this episode the podcast returns to Ireland and specifically the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland at Derry where Caitriona Mullan is based, and which has featured in the
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Who gets to shape the future of public service media? Ofcom's latest report focuses on industry needs—but where is the support for independent, local and civic media? Shouldn't trusted communication start in our own communities?
Transmission Critical or Trust Eroded? A Citizen-Led Response to Ofcom’s Vision for Public Service Media
Ofcom’s Transmission Critical: The Future of Public Service Media sets out to assess how the UK’s public service media system must adapt to ensure its sustainability. Framed as a comprehensive review, the report makes some welcome acknowledgements about the value of trusted news, the impact of digital transformation, and the regulatory role that Ofcom plays in ensuring PSBs retain prominence in a rapidly changing media landscape.
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Additionally, the “poverty draft” should be abolished entirely. That means that universal healthcare, free college tuition, UBI and a drastic increase in the federal minimum wage should be instituted.
NEW EPISODE Ep.49 - Discussing cross-border community collaboration in Ireland #communities #ireland #peacebuilding #women on.soundcloud.com/qjIgcF7a9tUP...
Ep.49 - Cross-border community collaboration in Ireland
For this episode the podcast returns to Ireland and specifically the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland at Derry where Caitriona Mullan is based, and which has featured in the
on.soundcloud.com