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AP co-director Suzanne Quinney has been nominated for the prestigious Andy Ludlow Award for her work with homeless people in London, alongside partners Riverside ECHG and Westminster City Council’s deputy rough sleeping commissioner. The project, called Back on your feet, started in 2010 with a group of residents at King George’s in Westminster, a Riverside

AP is sponsoring local social enterprise Movema this weekend at Liverpool’s Africa Oye, the largest celebration of African music and culture in the UK, and one of the Times’ top 50 UK summer festivals. Movema, which has worked extensively with Appreciating People over the last few years, will be hosting the Oye Active Zone (OAZ), which

AP co-director Suzanne Quinney talks about AP’s Back on your feet programme with Westminster City Council and Riverside ECHG in this month’s issue of Drink and Drugs News. Suzanne has been working on the programme with Westminster for the last two years, using AI techniques to help hostel residents become more resilient to relapse. Originally

Our friend and colleague Jackie Kelm’s just passed on this story in her latest newsletter. In it, Mary Beth Schappe shares the details of how she used the strengths focus of Appreciative Engagement to help an organisation bring out the best in its interns. It’s both a great practical tool and a set of questions