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Resources.

We are striving to be transparent change makers. Within this resource section we have included resources that we have created as part of the journey of Social Action Inquiry Scotland.

They range from podcast series, to guidebooks, to zines and maps. We invite you to explore any of the resources which land with you.

A simple, block graphic of a pair of scissors in black against a white background.

Wavicle is an 8 episode podcast series that captures conversations with the core team, Guides and storytellers as they explore the topics that have been rooted within us during the Inquiry.

The words "Helping Change Happen, Social Action Inquiry Scotland" are in the centre of the page against a white background. Four abstract shapes in green, purple, red and blue are at the edges of the image.

Helping Change Happen is a guidebook that intends to be an enjoyable resource to anchor and affirm the work you do, disrupt and create space for learning to expand what’s possible in your work, and prompt movement and change so we can address the inequities we experience.

The words "Time to Reflect. Create Your Own Reflective Practice Journal. Social Action Inquiry Scotland" sit in fornt of a background on red with pink bubble shapes.

Time to Reflect: Create Your Own Reflective Practice Kit is a tool and zine, offering aspects that you may want to include or consider when creating a “kit” for embarking on a reflective practice journey.

The words "Time to Relate. Create Your Own Map of Social Action. Social Action Inquiry Scotland" are in the centre of the page against a white background. Four abstract shapes in green, purple, red and blue are at the edges of the image.

Use the Time to Relate: Create Your Own Map of Social Action tool to contribute and create your own map of social action to foster a shift from isolated work to a collaborative, relational ecosystem.

Against a dark blue background with cards on the a table, the Words in white read "Policy Review: Findings from Social Action Inquiry Scotland." Beneath the wrods is a horizontal lie and the social action Inquiry Scotland logo in the bottom right corner.

This policy review identifies some of the opportunities for influencing decision makers and policy based upon the findings from Social Action Inquiry Scotland.