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Scotland’s role in the global fight for child palliative care

OPINION 28 June 2018 Guest post

Health & Social Care

Dr Pat Carragher shares his reflections on the third International Children’s Palliative Care Network Conference (ICPCN) in Durban, South Africa

https://tfn.scot/opinion/chas-is-a-global-leader-in-palliative-care-for-children

DEC needs to be ready to react

OPINION 19 October 2018 Guest post

Environment & International

Huw Owen talks about being prepared to react when international emergencies happen

https://tfn.scot/opinion/dec-needs-to-be-ready-to-react

Disabled people feel left out all the time

OPINION 1 July 2015 Guest post

Health & Social Care

Tressa Burke on how we can all play a part in tackling loneliness amongst disabled Scots

https://tfn.scot/opinion/disabled-people-feel-left-out-all-the-time

Double standards in education reform?

OPINION 29 August 2019 Guest post

Health & Social Care

Lesley Scott looks at the drive to close the educational attainment gap, and examines if disabled people are being left behind

https://tfn.scot/opinion/double-standards

Finding friends in the wilderness of third sector support

OPINION 19 February 2019 Guest post

Management

Anthea Coulter reflects on creating strong local collaborations during uncertain times for the Third Sector Interface Network

https://tfn.scot/opinion/finding-friends-in-the-tsi-wilderness

Flying The Flag for international human rights

OPINION 10 December 2015 Guest post

Environment & International

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Susan and Gerrie Douglas-Scott from Glasgow are equal marriage campaigners and were the first gay couple to be married in Scotland

https://tfn.scot/opinion/flytheflag-on-international-human-rights-day

GE17: an election breathtaking in its shallowness

OPINION 6 June 2017 Guest post

Management

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Martin Sime says the issues that really matter have been pushed out of the way in the rush to the polls

https://tfn.scot/opinion/ge17-an-election-breathtaking-in-its-shallowness

It’s our duty to empower people with learning disabilities

OPINION 19 May 2016 by TFN

Health & Social Care

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James Fletcher says people with learning disabilities should be involved in how their support groups are run

https://tfn.scot/opinion/its-our-duty-to-empower-people-with-learning-disabilities

Homing in on the value of welfare

OPINION 24 October 2014 Guest post

Regeneration & Housing

Graeme Brown explains why tackling housing benefit will demand decisive action on wider welfare and social justice issues in post-referendum Scotland

https://tfn.scot/opinion/homing-in-on-the-value-of-welfare

How to avoid an employment tribunal

OPINION 19 September 2017 Guest post

Management

Hazel Coutts explores the ways in which employers can ensure their organisation avoids an employment tribunal

https://tfn.scot/opinion/how-to-avoid-an-employment-tribunal

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Scotland’s role in the global fight for child palliative care

DEC needs to be ready to react

Disabled people feel left out all the time

Double standards in education reform?

Finding friends in the wilderness of third sector support

Flying The Flag for international human rights

GE17: an election breathtaking in its shallowness

It’s our duty to empower people with learning disabilities

Homing in on the value of welfare

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