Through its Community Voice project, DiverseCity wants to translate lived experience into data, metrics and insights that feed inclusive, evidence-based decisions and policies.
A new film screening in Sheffield lays bare the predicament we find ourselves in, with expert testimony on the grave challenges we face interspersed with viewer reaction.
With moves to restore the river well underway, small firms along the banks of the Sheaf are beginning to take their stewardship responsibilities seriously.
National funding for warm homes and community energy is arriving at scale – the question for South Yorkshire is how we ensure it empowers people as well as homes.
A visit to a forgotten Sheffield station reveals how historical decisions still shape the city's transport – and why returning to public ownership could put it back on track.
We heard from people working within communities in Sheffield to understand the pull towards extremes, and what action can be taken to prevent far-right violence in future.
The costs to the planet are mounting. Two years on from our last interview, Sheffield Action on Plastic is showing that reuse works – at festivals, in cafes and through a growing movement that’s turning everyday choices into collective action.
Labour councillor for Crookes & Crosspool Minesh Parekh writes for Now Then about why he’s pushing for a new city-wide licensing scheme for private landlords.
Last week, the writer and activist asked Sheffield to do something deceptively simple: fall back in love with the future. SSEN's Terry Murphy follows that thread, from ownership and agency to social enterprise – and Ewoks.
