Forster Director, Peter Gilheany, spoke to Karina Graham. She is the Women’s Involvement Lead at Pause, a UK charity that works to improve the lives of women who have had more than one child removed from their care, was herself supported by Pause and is an expert by Experience for the Department for Education’s National Practice Group.
Read insights from the conversation here.
This session covered:
- What meaningful involvement really looks like
- How organisations can avoid tokenism and create genuine influence
- How people with lived experience can strengthen advocacy, storytelling and public engagement
- Practical advice for professionals who want to involve minoritised communities and people but don’t know where to start
- An open Q&A with the audience