Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

Brexit is built on shifting - and rapidly disappearing - sands

OPINION 22 August 2019 Guest post

Environment & International

With Brexit looming, Craig Wilson looks at its implications and the steps that are being taken to ensure the future of the voluntary sector in Scotland

https://tfn.scot/opinion/what-will-brexit-mean-for-the-voluntary-sector

How trusts and foundations can help create a mentally healthy Scotland

OPINION 29 June 2021 by Richard Rutnagur

Management

Health & Social Care

Richard Rutnagur talks about the crucial role trusts and foundations can play in closing the gap on mental health inequalities

https://tfn.scot/opinion/how-trusts-and-foundations-can-help-create-a-mentally-healthy-scotland

We are never more needed - in the fight to forge a better world

OPINION 12 May 2020 by Graham Martin

Regeneration & Housing

No return to normality after Covid - let our voices be heard in the fight for a society based on solidarity, not share price

https://tfn.scot/opinion/civil-society-is-never-more-needed-in-the-fight-to-create-better-world

Non-political? No thanks - let's make more noise

OPINION 18 December 2020 by Graham Martin

Management

Social Justice & Poverty

Culture & Leisure

#NeverMoreNeeded

Baroness Stowell agrees with the Mail papers that charities must not challenge power - TFN editor Graham Martin disagrees

https://tfn.scot/opinion/non-political-no-thanks-lets-make-more-noise

Aid sector has no friends in the Tory party - as £4bn worth of deadly cuts prove

OPINION 14 July 2021 by Graham Martin

Management

Environment & International

Graham Martin says that the positive case for aid must be made - and false saviours must be ditched

https://tfn.scot/opinion/aid-sector-has-no-friends-in-the-tory-party-as-4bn-worth-of-deadly-cuts-prove

Living in the past – or flying to the moon?

OPINION 1 October 2021 by Graham Martin

https://tfn.scot/opinion/living-in-the-past-or-flying-to-the-moon

My Earthshot? Take over the royal estates!

OPINION 22 October 2021 by Graham Martin

Environment & International

Culture & Leisure

Princely benevolence will not save the planet, argues Graham Martin

https://tfn.scot/opinion/my-earthshot-take-over-the-royal-estates

Where the Engine Shed fit in

OPINION 27 September 2016 Guest post

Health & Social Care

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Marian MacDonald argues the demise of the Engine Shed means learning disabled adults are missing out on a tried and tested training ground for work

https://tfn.scot/opinion/where-the-engine-shed-fit-in

Whose town is it anyway?

OPINION 15 November 2016 Guest post

Regeneration & Housing

Phil Prentice considers how Scots can contribute to making their towns better during National Towns' Week

https://tfn.scot/opinion/whose-town-is-it-anyway

Why branding matters: even to volunteers

OPINION 2 June 2015 Guest post

Management

Brand aid: how CSV became Volunteering Matters

https://tfn.scot/opinion/why-branding-matters-even-to-volunteers

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Brexit is built on shifting - and rapidly disappearing - sands

How trusts and foundations can help create a mentally healthy Scotland

We are never more needed - in the fight to forge a better world

Non-political? No thanks - let's make more noise

Aid sector has no friends in the Tory party - as £4bn worth of deadly cuts prove

Living in the past – or flying to the moon?

My Earthshot? Take over the royal estates!

Where the Engine Shed fit in

Whose town is it anyway?

Why branding matters: even to volunteers

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