Researcher, policy wonk, data champion. Mother, citizen of the world, lover of the great outdoors. Happiest up a hill or on a bike.
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ALT To move away from these policies now is a dereliction of duty to children and young people. The policies in discussion are there because they save children’s lives and reduce serious injury, with a 6% reduction in collisions noted for every 1mph speed reduction in urban areas.
ALT Drawing of a megaphone. Text reads - Projects and Policy Intern: Full-time, paid internship opportunity We are looking for a graduate with excellent communication and organisational skills looking to gain experience in the learning disability field You will work closely with a variety of stakeholders to support the CBF's local project work as well as contributing to policy work and the CBF's communications strategy. Please visit our website for more information
ALT In the top left corner is a drawing of a head and shoulders. Branching off from this drawing are drawings of: three people (a stylised man, woman and someone in a wheelchair), a hand, a pair of musical notes and a paint palette, a house, and a network of people. The logo of the Challenging Behvaiour Foundation is in the top right corner. The logos of the Blagrave Trust, the #iwill campaign, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, the National Lottery Community Fund and BBC Children in Need are at the bottom of the image. In the centre are the words "What Matters to Me: Influencing policy with the experiences, preferences and views of young people with severe or profound and multiple learning disabilities"
