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83242, Reit im Winkl
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83242, Reit im Winkl
0.33 km
83242, Reit im Winkl
0.33 km
83242, Reit im Winkl
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All bookings are confirmed instantly. No waiting, no email exchanges, no confusion.
Ferienwohnungen Mooshäusl provides accommodation with a kitchen, situated in Reit im Winkl. Free private parking is available on site.
Each unit at the apartment comes with a dishwasher, oven, a coffee machine, as well as a microwave and kettle. A terrace with mountain views is offered in every unit.
Ferienwohnungen Mooshäusl offers a barbecue.
A terrace is available on site and skiing can be enjoyed within close proximity of the property.
Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Schwarzlofer, Roßalmlbahn and Gondelbahn Seegatterl. Munich Airport is 90 km from the property.
Rooms: 3
Please inform Ferienwohnungen Mooshäusl in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
Outdoor dining area, Coffee machine, Kitchenware, Kitchenette, Dishwasher, Microwave, Dining area, Tea/Coffee Maker, Refrigerator, Toaster, Electric kettle, Dining table, Children's high chair, Outdoor furniture, Stovetop
Toilet paper, Toilet, Bathroom, Shower, Hairdryer, Bath or Shower
Drying rack for clothing, Seating Area, Carpeted, Heating, Cleaning products, Ironing Facilities, Iron, Trouser Press, Wardrobe/Closet, Clothes rack
Flat-screen TV, TV, Cable Channels, Radio
Linen, Towels
City view, Garden view, Terrace, Mountain view, View, Balcony
Upper floors accessible by stairs only
Board games/puzzles
This apartment has a dining area, kitchenware and stovetop.
Coffee machine, Outdoor furniture, Stovetop, Outdoor dining area, Dishwasher, Toaster, Electric kettle, Microwave, Children's high chair, Refrigerator, Kitchenette, Kitchenware, Dining area, Dining table, Tea/Coffee Maker, Kitchen
Bath or Shower, Toilet, Hairdryer, Bathroom, Toilet paper, Shower
Hypoallergenic, Interconnected room(s) available, Seating Area, Iron, Dressing Room, Drying rack for clothing, Clothes rack, Sofa bed, Sofa, Hardwood/Parquet floors, Extra Long Beds (> 2 metres), Heating, Ironing Facilities, Cleaning products, Trouser Press, Wardrobe/Closet
Flat-screen TV, Radio, TV, Cable Channels
Linen, Towels
View, Mountain view, Garden view, Balcony, Terrace, City view
Upper floors accessible by stairs only
Board games/puzzles
This apartment has a view, toaster and kitchenware.
Kitchenette, Toaster, Dishwasher, Kitchen, Stovetop, Kitchenware, Outdoor dining area, Refrigerator, Children's high chair, Coffee machine, Electric kettle, Dining area, Tea/Coffee Maker, Outdoor furniture, Dining table, Microwave, Oven
Bathroom, Toilet paper, Toilet, Shower, Hairdryer, Bath or Shower
Interconnected room(s) available, Seating Area, Ironing Facilities, Extra Long Beds (> 2 metres), Cleaning products, Wardrobe/Closet, Carpeted, Trouser Press, Clothes rack, Iron, Hardwood/Parquet floors, Heating, Drying rack for clothing
Cable Channels, TV, Flat-screen TV, Radio
Towels, Linen
View, Terrace, Garden view, Mountain view, Balcony, City view
Upper floors accessible by stairs only
Board games/puzzles
This apartment has a kitchenware, stovetop and seating area.
After booking, all of the hotel's details, including telephone and email address, are provided in the online booking confirmation, confirmation email.
WiFi available in all areas
Cycling, Horse riding, Ski storage, Skiing, Golf course (within 3 km)
BBQ facilities
Secured parking, Shuttle service, Shuttle service (free)
Terrace, Garden, Outdoor furniture
Allergy-free room, Heating, Non-smoking rooms, Designated smoking area
Free WiFi! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free parking! Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
From 14:00 Until 20:00 hours
From 06:00 Until 10:30 hours
All children are welcome.
All children under 7 years stay free of charge for children's cots/cribs.
All children under 19 years stay free of charge for extra beds.
All adults stay free of charge for extra beds.
All children under 18 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
The maximum number of children's cots/cribs in a room is 1.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Pets are not allowed.
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Recipient generates public/private key pair. Everyone learns the public key. Sender uses public key to encrypt; message can only be decrypted by recipient.
Signing is like encryption, except that the signer has the private key. Only the signer can generate the signature, but anyone with the public key can verify the signature.
Recipient generates two large primes, p and q. Computes m = pq. Chooses a unit [k] of Zϕ(m). Computes [k] − 1.
Public key: (m, k). Private key: [k] − 1.
Sender encodes message msg as element of Zm. Encrypts msg by forming the cyphertext c = [msg]k. Transmits the cyphertext.
Recipient computes c[k] − 1 = [msg][k][k] − 1 = [msg][1] = [msg].
To sign msg: compute sig = [msg][k] − 1.
To verify, compute [sig]k = [msg].
The key to security is that only the recipient knows p and q, so only the recipient can compute ϕ(pq), and thus only the recipient can compute [k] − 1.
If you could factor m, then you would know p and q, so you could compute the private key. Factoring is thought to be hard, i.e. to take exponential time in the number of bits of the key. Nobody has proven that factoring is hard.
Factoring non-deterministically is easy: if you can guess one of the factors, you can just divide to check. Not only is it not known whether factoring is hard, it is not known whether there are any problems that are easy to do non-deterministically but hard to compute deterministically.
To generate a large prime: choose a large number. Make sure it is odd. Test (probabilistically) whether it is prime. If not, add 2 and try again. There are lots of primes, so expected running time of this algorithm is low.
To generate k (which must be a unit mod ϕ(m)), choose a prime number. 17 is often used. [k] will be a unit as long as it doesn't divide p − 1 or q − 1; you can check this while generating p and q.
To compute [a]k, write k in binary; that is, write k = dn2n + dn − 12n − 1 + ⋯ + d222 + d121 + d020. Then [a]k = [a]dn2n[a]dn − 12n − 1⋯[a]4d2[a]2d1[a]d0 and each di is either 0 or 1. This reduces the problem to computing [a]2n for various n. You can compute those by repeatedly squaring [a].

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TOWIE icon Amy recently announced her split from long-term partner Bradley Wright.
Amy Childs yesterday announced her split from long-term partner Bradley Wright, just six weeks after the fiesty redhead gave birth to daughter Polly.
Speaking to OK! Online, Amy's representative confirmed the split, explaining: "Amy has not thrown Brad out, but they have split up amicably. Brad will of course see Polly whenever he likes and they will remain friends."
But despite the split, Amy appears to be taking her role as a mum very seriously, as she proved with a moving Instagram post.
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Wearing an embellished cream jumpsuit with elegant slicked back hair, Amy looked ever the glamorous mum as she cradled gorgeous baby Polly in her arms.
Sharing the cute post with her 479k followers, salon owner Amy wrote: "My beautiful Polly is now 6 weeks old and the love I have for my daughter already is unconditional."
Understandably, many of the new mum's followers were keen to send their best wishes, with several commenting on how beautiful both Amy and Polly looked in the photo.
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"Beautiful mummy & daughter!" commented one adoring Instagram fan.
While another added: "U have a beautiful daughter and l know u will b an amazing mother."
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BT rapped on knuckles by watchdog
Ofcom is to fine BT for its broadband service unless drastic improvements are made.
The watchdog has released a report in which it states that the internet service provider will be fined unless it provides or repairs broadband services in a timely manner, according to internet reports.
It was Openreach, a company created by BT to allow access to its broadband infrastructure by other internet providers, which was targeted for most criticism.
According to the report, ISPs have been lodging complaints that Openreach is failing to provide an adequate service, especially when it comes to repairs on broadband lines.
Ofcom has proposed that Openreach will be fined if it fails to meet agreed performance targets to solve the reported problems.
The fines will be paid to the ISPs, including BT's own retail division.
ISPs will not have to fill out forms to receive compensation, the watchdog adds, and there will be "no upper limit to the amount which must be paid" if the complaints continue.
The proposals could also affect customers and Ofcom is championing a system whereby Openreach will have to "pay out [to customers] every time service or quality falls below the contractual threshold instead of paying out against performance stated as an average over time".
The report isn't all negative, however, as Ofcom does recognise the progress that BT has made in allowing other competitors into the UK broadband market - an undertaking set out in 2005 by the two organisations. But it adds that further improvements could be made.
In an interview in response, BT was bullish, stating that many of the proposals are old-hat. A spokesperson told PC Pro: "This is a document which is recognition of the progress we've made so far. Everything outlined in the document is very similar to what we're already doing".
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BACKGROUND T-cell large granular lymphocytic leukemia is a rare lymphoproliferative disorder characterized by the expansion of clonal CD3+CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) and often associated with autoimmune disorders and immune-mediated cytopenias. METHODS We used next-generation exome sequencing to identify somatic mutations in CTLs from an index… (More)
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Chronic lymphoproliferative disorders of natural killer cells (CLPD-NKs) and T-cell large granular lymphocytic leukemias (T-LGLs) are clonal lymphoproliferations arising from either natural killer cells or cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs). We have investigated for distribution and functional significance of mutations in 50 CLPD-NKs and 120 T-LGL patients by… (More)
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BACKGROUND A combination of horse anti-thymocyte globulin and cyclosporine produces responses in 60-70% of patients with severe aplastic anemia. We performed a phase II study of rabbit anti-thymocyte globulin and cyclosporine as first-line therapy for severe aplastic anemia. DESIGN AND METHODS Twenty patients with severe aplastic anemia treated with… (More)
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Mutations of spliceosome components are common in myeloid neoplasms. One of the affected genes, PRPF8, encodes the most evolutionarily conserved spliceosomal protein. We identified either recurrent somatic PRPF8 mutations or hemizygous deletions in 15/447 and 24/450 cases, respectively. Fifty percent of PRPF8 mutant and del(17p) cases were found in AML and… (More)
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The pathogenesis of chronic allograft nephropathy (CAN) involves both immunologic (antigen-dependent) and nonimmunologic (antigen-independent) mechanisms. In order to provide further insight into the immunologic basis of this disease, a cross-sectional analysis of cellular and humoral immunity in human renal allograft recipients with or without… (More)
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Large granular lymphocytic (LGL) leukemia is characterized by clonal expansion of cytotoxic T cells or natural killer cells. Recently, somatic mutations in the signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) gene were discovered in 28% to 40% of LGL leukemia patients. By exome and transcriptome sequencing of 2 STAT3 mutation-negative LGL leukemia… (More)
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Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) is a nonmalignant clonal disease of hematopoietic stem cells that is associated with hemolysis, marrow failure, and thrombophilia. PNH has been considered a monogenic disease that results from somatic mutations in the gene encoding PIGA, which is required for biosynthesis of glycosylphosphatidylinisotol-anchored… (More)
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BACKGROUND Deletion of chromosome 5q (del(5q)) is the most common karyotypic abnormality in myeloid neoplasms. MATERIALS AND METHODS To define the pathogenic molecular features associated with del(5q), next-generation sequencing was applied to 133 patients with myeloid neoplasms (MDS; N = 69, MDS/MPN; N = 5, sAML; N = 29, pAML; N = 30) with del(5q) as a… (More)
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- Rose Garden Children's Park, with the the Elephant House picnic shelter is one of the greatest children's playgrounds you'll ever come across.
- The World Forestry Center Discovery Museum
- The 2004 Oregon Holocaust Memorial: a collection of scattered objects, stone benches, granite bars that represent the railroad tracks, all word containing the history of the Holocaust comma names of people who died in the camps and their surviving relatives in Oregon.
- The Washington Park station
- Hoyt Arboretum - 10,000 plants covering 1,100 species
- The 1987 Oregon Vietnam Veterans Memorial - adjacent to Hoyt Arboretum, this is an 8 acre landscaped bowl and amphitheatre, with year specific monument walls.
- The Portland Children's Museum
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- Archery Range
- Various monuments, including the Lewis and Clark Memorial Column, the Coming of the White Man statue, the Sacajawea and Jean-Baptiste statue, the Chiming Fountain, the Loyal B. Stearns Memorial Fountain, the Frank E. Beach Memorial Fountain and the Royal Rosarian statue.
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So many people across the voluntary sector, government and wider public policy will have been saddened by the terrible news of the death of Sir Bert Massie. He was, as so many others will say, a giant in our world, a brilliant and effective campaigner, with a clear-eyed focus on what can be achieved when people get together. But less well known will be the fact that in the last few months of his life he joined the Panel steering Civil Society Futures, the Independent Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society. He brought to the panel decades of wisdom and insight, and his stories of social change were central in helping us craft our approach. But he also bought a steely focus on the need to make a difference, powered by his passionate belief that not only was fundamental social change possible, it was essential. His humour, intellect and massive personal support will live on – and will ensure that the Inquiry never loses its determination to both hear those voices that are too frequently muffled, and drive lasting social change.16th October 2017
Author: Julia Unwin
Julia Unwin is chair of Civil Society Futures.
Building networks and movements or running organisations?
Thinking about civil society and particularly the leadership and management skills required in our fast changing future, I'm really struck by the different skills, and styles required, and wondering whether or not they are compatible. There is a big and compelling literature about management in voluntary organisations. There's a recognition that managing beyond the bottom-line is both challenging and liberating, and that the skills required are different from those in most market or government institutions. And we have powerful and influential institutions thinking hard and creatively about the essentials of leadership and management in organisations motivated by social good, not profit. For large parts of the voluntary sector this is absolutely what is needed, and the disciplines of management, accountability, of strategy and control do really matter. No one wants to be responsible for a poorly run service meeting the needs of vulnerable citizens. No one will trust an organisation that can't tell you where it has spent its money.
But for much of civil society the challenge is now different. Time and time again I am struck by the importance of network and movement building, of the extent to which successful parts of civil society are not organisational at all, but are much more fluid, much more complex, groupings of people and places – connecting, engaging, challenging, and making a difference. Movements of people and of ideas require different leadership, and a new skill set for engagement. They need a sort of responsiveness aligned with a sense of purpose; an openness to new and different ways of doing things. Movements are not owned, rarely visibly led, but they are supported. Networks are not controlled but they build the social capital that drives social change.
Do we need new organisational forms, and new styles of leadership to support these more fluid approaches? Do we need different concepts of stewardship, of planning and of governance? And where can we learn the skills needed to support movements without destroying them? To engage in networks that build trust, rather than erode it?
New organisational forms are sometimes the answer to big changes, but far more often the changes are in our behaviours, in what we value, and in how we learn. If civil society is about networks and movements as much as it is about organisations, what needs to change?21st August 2017
Look for the helpers: how can we build a civil society that's ready for the worst?
As we reel from shock to shock – bombings in Manchester, attacks in London, the horrific fire in Kensington – one thing has become clear. Civil society in its widest sense is central to how we respond. Immediately after the blue light services heroically dealing with horror come the volunteers – the churches, the community groups, the individuals giving money, pouring tea, putting down mattresses, opening halls. The frequently unsung response of solidarity at times of dreadful shock.
The new civil defence for new and different threats.
We saw it in the floods in the winter of 2015, in the 7/7 bombings, in train crashes and in disasters across the UK: a desire to help both the stranger and the neighbour which is at the core of civil society.
There are a few things about which we can be sure. There will be more of these unexpected tragedies, and civil society will continue to contribute.
Civil society brings immediate rescue. The tea urns, the offers of shelter, the clothes and mattresses. The rush of donations. The immediate response of providing relief. The warmth and comfort at times of acute personal distress and grief.
And as I have written elsewhere civil society helps us to remember – through ritual, and sharing of grief civil society provides some of the space for healing and recondition.
And it can help to build bridges after afterwards. There will always be need for reconciliation – for deep understanding to enable people to come to terms with what has happened, and, if possible, prevent it happening again.
Civil society helps to get redress and enable the voice to be heard. Desperately distressed people needing advocacy and support both individually and collectively to negotiate their way through the inevitable bureaucratic nightmare. Advice about rights, and out insurance, about companion. Redress at a time when rights are challenged.
And finally, civil society is about resilience. Its about building strength for the long term, getting ready for the inevitable shocks and crises, and going beyond the superficial declaration that this will not cow us, to a deep, stronger sense of preparation for shocks.
In York where I live the Council for Voluntary Services has co-ordinated Ready for Anything – a response plan for the emergencies that will come and across the country there are similar examples of civil defence, led by civility.
Local community organisations, have deep networks, they command trust and confidence, they mobilise volunteers, they attract support. They have expert knowledge.
The task must now be to create a framework that gets support to the supporters quickly, safely and when it is needed. That allows the genuinely expert voices who know the community to be heard, and that commands trust.
After all, we never know when we will be turning to civil society for help, but we can be very sure that it will happen again.
13th July 2017
Civil society and public grief, rituals, ceremony and silence
In the public unfolding of grief in the last terrible few months a number of things stand out. The first is of course, the helpers.
Civil society futures: 3 dilemmas
Civil society organisations - and so our inquiry - are increasingly having to answer some difficult questions.
Speech: Julia Unwin launches Civil Society Futures
The full text of Julia Unwin's speech to NCVO's annual conference launching Civil Society Futures
This is the right time and the right place to launch this major new inquiry.
It will not be an inquiry into how we are now – important though that is.
Instead, it will be an inquiry into what the future holds, into how we have to adapt to thrive, into how we can make sure that we play our part in shaping the years to come.
Because we know several things – in this room – and one of the most important is that tomorrow will not be the same as yesterday.
The past is no predictor of our increasingly uncertain future.
And equally important, we know that we were created through change, and that between us we have the tools, the capability and the values to shape the change that we are now so nervously contemplating.
This is the right place because NCVO is vitally important. The voluntary sector is at heart of civil society. And adapting to change and to challenging circumstance is what we do best.
The voluntary sector is not the whole of civil society.
We are joined by community and faith groups;
by social enterprises, those businesses which see deeper, past the bottom line, and seek to make a positive difference;
by everyone who signs petitions online, digital nomads campaigning for causes they are passionate about.
In a way, everyone is involved in civil society. But together, we in this room represent a major confluence of organisers and it is right that NCVO – with its long history of championing broader civil society – beyond the established voluntary sector – should both support this Inquiry, and help us to launch it.
This is the right time because we are 10 years since first rumbles of the global financial crisis, 10 months since the historic vote which revealed, if nothing else, that we are a country divided by generation, income, and place. We are one month from the triggering of Article 50 which, for good or ill, will shape the years to come. (And now, we have had two days since the announcement of an election in the most turbulent context for a generation.)
Never in my life has history felt like it's running so quickly.
And it is right because we need to celebrate and assert the breadth and depth of civil society. We have never been a sector that has let others determine our future. Nor have we ever been a sector that could ignore our environment.
Now is the time to decide where next, in conversation together, and on our own terms.
Civil society is about everything that makes life worth living. It's about how we collaborate with others, how we have fun together, how we show solidarity.
It's allotment societies, and community choirs. It's circles of support and art festivals. It's conservation societies and Mosques.
It's the groups we join and the protest we show. It's the way we create and the way we support.
It springs from solidarity, and from kindness, but from anger and frustration too.
It is how we as a country come together to discuss and decide difficult issues. And it's not always civil. It's not always in agreement.
But where would we be without the campaigns for – and against – new housing, the angry parents demanding a better deal for their disabled children, without the church groups making plans to welcome in Syrian refugees?
Civil society is how we respond to the world – not passively accepting change but recognising that change is the constant.
After all, it is the drive for change that powered the creation of every organisation in this room and far beyond.
Civil society organisations are not formed because the market requires it. Nor are they founded because the law demands it. They are set up because somewhere, a group of people have come together and demanded better.
Change is in our DNA.
The desire for change is what shapes us. The need to respond positively, but never passively, is what moulds us.
And this is most definitely a time of change in almost every dimension.
Some of that change we can describe and recognise.
But a two year inquiry at such a time cannot just be a rough projection of the trends already unfolding.
We know that there will be things we have not even thought of yet, changing the ways in which civil society operates, influencing the demands we face, reshaping our environment.
That's why we approach this inquiry with considerable humility. We don't know what we don't know.
But we do know that if we listen very hard, have difficult and challenging conversations, go to places we haven't been before, we will hear things that change how we think, maybe even confound our dearest beliefs.
But we do know quite a lot, and what we know matters for our future.
We know that the state national, regional and local is changing.
Our city and county councils are being transformed from within. Waves of crippling austerity have affected the ability of local authorities to respond to people's basic needs.
And in response, we've seen new, more networked ways of operating. Civic leadership has grown in so many towns and cities.
And so many of those same towns and cities are now arguing hard, and effectively, for more power and more capability.
Government has been forced to respond, with revolts on both left and right. Populism is on the rise across the Western world as politicians offer easy answers to tricky questions – affecting our public life and conversation in ways we could not have imagined.
And in England a long period of austerity, changing approaches to welfare and universal services, have changed both the behaviour of government – and public expectations of it – fundamentally.
Business and the market have changed too:
In less than a generation, vast firms and household names have crumbled and new corporate behemoths have grown up in their place. New, previously unimagined types of organisations have developed.
Wages in Britain have fallen by more than 10% in the last decade and ever more jobs which were once done by people are now done by machines.
The impact of automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning will be just as profound and life changing as successive previous industrial revolutions.
Insecurity is the prevailing feeling for so very many people and inequality within the nation has soared.
Information is more accessible than ever – both to us, and about us. Britain is leaving the EU, and the constitutional futures of Scotland and Northern Ireland, and therefore England, are under more question than anyone could have imagined a decade ago.
Corporations are changing fast. The huge monopolies trading our data – that 21st century commodity as valuable as oil or diamonds – are changing how we do business, how we do politics, and how we make decisions.
In so very many ways, civic life – how we choose to spend our time when not interacting through the market or the state – has transformed too.
Fewer of us than ever before worship through organised religions or organise our workplaces through trade unions. Old hobbies are dying fast, and new – maybe more individual – habits are consuming our lives.
So, the contours of civic life are shifting. From technology to politics, from rapidly unfolding demographic trends and to the widening variety of family structures, from the climate to the economy, the constitution and even our identities, the world around us is rapidly changing.
Trust in institutions has collapsed, including corporations, politics, and the media.
And, before we get too smug, trust in charities and NGOs is collapsing too.
We know about the hits to our collective reputation. The scandal about some fund raising practices. The high profile failures. The sense that some of our services are not as good as they should be.
But we also know that trust and confidence are not eroded because of one – or even more than one – mistake. They come as the word changes, and trust has to be earned again and again.
Who we are, what we stand for, why we matter – how we behave: all part of the trust that is the bedrock of our being, and the most essential commodity. We are charged with protecting our charitable assets, and the greatest of these is reputation.
But there are big questions of definition, and of boundary, and in a fast changing world, it may be that these questions start to affect quite profoundly who we are and how we are seen.
Is the sharing economy an example of the monetisation of the sharing voluntary sector? Who first thought of sharing spare resource, between equals? Before they made such eye watering sums of money that was what air bnb, uber and ebay were doing.
Who decides that a young graduate running an arts centre in a room above a pub is in the market, or the social sector?
Who determines whether the sharing of meals on an estate is a social activity, or one that makes a bit of money?
Was the impulse that started to exploit the big platforms that power the sharing economy one of affiliation and collaboration, or one of profitability? Or was it perhaps a bit of both, and something we can learn from?
These changes to our context are not only challenges to boundaries or definitions. They affect a great deal of what makes us different.
At a time when freelance life, small business and self-employment is the growing mode, bringing both insecurity and freedom – challenging old norms of loyalty and belonging, what does this mean for organisations with deep roots in communities, with long and glorious histories, reliant on the loyalty and affiliation of others?
And the market is changing in other ways too. In the 1990s we talked about the disappearance of the job for life.
That did bring great freedom and excitement to many. But many experienced it as insecurity and felt left behind.
Now we are facing the disappearance of a whole other range of jobs as automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning change not just how we work, but the nature of work itself.
Where is purposeful activity when this happens? And where is the expertise in building engagement, and supporting well-being, if it is not in civil society?
Our sector knows that we need something more than the much-heralded basic income if we are each to fulfil our potential as humans.
So – boundaries shift, priorities change – the sector needs to decide its future.
Throughout history, our role has been to connect, convene and control.
• We connect people without power to those with power. And we connect disempowered people to each other to realise their shared power, so they can speak truth to power.
• We convene civic space to enable people to discuss, and to meet the challenges of the day. And in this time of hugely contested and frequently disappearing civic space, we couldn't be more important.
• we support and enable people to take control and assert their demands – families with disabled children fighting for play equipment, tenants demanding a better deal for their estates, trades unions fighting unfair and exploitative working practices; farmers setting up equipment co-ops and students establishing housing co-ops: People through solidarity wresting control from both the market and the state.
So, change is in our DNA. We shouldn't be afraid of it. We advocate for change, we react to change, and we influence the change itself.
We have lived before through troubled times. We have always adapted. We have always shaped those times.
I am indebted to Steve Wyler and the important work he is doing for Power to Change, in drawing my attention to the amazing activities of mill workers in Birmingham in the late 18th century.
A combination of poor harvests and the Napoleonic Wars produced dramatic increases in the price of bread.
And so the so called 'lower orders' formed flour clubs and milling societies. They pooled funds to buy grain in bulk, and they built their own mills and baked their own bread. In some cases, they used the most advanced technology of their time: steam power.
While philanthropy also played a major part in alleviating the dreadful hardship – and must never be airbrushed from the story – working people, through mutual aid, ensured that benevolence was not the only progenitor of thriving civil society.
At a time when the mere act of association was punishable in the most savage way possible, people organised to support each other.
Who says social enterprise is a new idea?
During the Industrial revolution, millions moved to towns and cities, far from the support, and the restrictions, of family and rural village life. The squalor in which they were forced to live, and the risks they took, inspired a whole new generation of civil society.
That period witnessed the emergence of the Trades Unions and the working men's clubs, the friendly societies and the schemes for mutual aid.
The crisis of the day produced some of our greatest institutions, many of which are here present: the great childcare organisations, formed to rescue children left orphaned and destitute through industrial upheaval.
The education providers, the settlements, the beginnings of the housing movement.
The great development of civic churches – opening their doors and developing Boys Brigades, and Mothers Unions. All these came in response to a cataclysmic change that threatened the social fabric of the time.
The horrors of the First World War teach us the same lesson:
the formation of NCVO in 1919, the League of Nations the same year, the actions of the suffragettes to welcome refugees, the charities for disabled servicemen, the British Legion
– all were part of that vital optimism that a new society could be created –
one which would repel the horrors of the past, and enable people to live in harmony and fellowship.
And the Second World War taught us this too: Some of our greatest organisations first blossomed in the rubble of Europe.
Networks to support people who had been displaced, groups bringing comfort and aid to those made homeless, movements campaigning for a new and different settlement, for a land genuinely fit for heroes.
And of course, through the establishment of the welfare state a different form of politics flowered in the 60s and 70s. When immigrants arrived first from the former Commonwealth, and then from Europe, they contributed their own civil society:
the Somali centres in London, Birmingham and Liverpool. The West Indian centres, the supplementary schools, the Chinese community centres. Our sector was enlarged and strengthened by new associations, by different organisational forms and structures.
They fought against discrimination, founded new self-organising bodies, and shook the status quo.
We responded to the challenge of AIDS. In that terrifying time, gay men and lesbians fought and struggled and argued, creating a range of organisations out of fear, through tragedy, but in solidarity.
These were organisations that challenged governments, challenge health providers, challenged medical research, challenged attitudes…
and won.
And later they organised and mobilised again, so that not only have we deleted Section 28, we have all celebrated civil partnerships and equal marriage.
Alliances were forged between the disability charities and the organisations of mothers with prams to make sure that buses were accessible and never again did someone in a wheelchair need to sit in the guard's van of an inter-city train.
It was civil society that changed the discourse about access. We created new alliances and new ways of working. We managed between us to change the world.
Truly we stand on the shoulders of giants.
And now we face another time of massive, uncertain change.
The sharing economy is amassing great wealth and information in a few hands. But its big platforms enable a different sort of collaboration and connection;
whether you are thrilled about online movements and global campaigns; or dismayed at echo chambers and fake news, digital technology has transformed the terrain of reality.
Our demographics are changing.
Modern medicine allows us to live longer than ever, and makes conditions which were once fatal chronic, meaning there are more older people and more disabled people than ever.
As the world shrunk, people are more likely to move, both within the UK and from other countries.
People feel less secure than they once did. And while this is experienced differently across generations, across income groups and across the country, people's careers and housing situations are more precarious than they've been for generations.
And that's before we consider the growing uncertainty about the shape of our economy for the next decade.
Though, it is worth remembering that in the referendum last year, people voted for something they were widely told was against their economic interests.
So perhaps it's time to start asking what, and who, the economy is really for, and whether GDP is really capable of measuring that?
Political divide
The country is more politically divided than it has been for a very long time, with attitudes fracturing by generation, income, place, and race.. But more and more people do seem to agree on one thing:
only 15% of us now think that the system in Britain works. We are experiencing what Edelman call "a total collapse in trust in the institutions that shape our society", with trust in "an accelerating spiral of decline".
Over the last year, there research shows trust in NGOs has collapsed from 50% to 32%, with barely a quarter of people now trusting the government and the media.
In this context, civil society has never been more needed and has never been more challenged.
And there are big changes ahead.
Facebook has destroyed newspapers because your friends know more about what you're interested in than editors do.
Financial Technology startups raised over 22.3 billion dollars in funding in 2015, and threaten the great towering icons of the banking sector.
Across the economy, more fluid networks and new types of organisation are disrupting the old hierarchies. How established institutions respond will be a huge story of the next decade: and civil society organisations will be one of the protagonists.
Faith in formal democracy is in decline – in Stoke, 67% of people didn't vote!
But at the same time, there seem to be more marches, more movements and more petitions than ever: people aren't apathetic. They are alienated from the system. They don't trust our political processes. And trust in charities cannot be banked, either.
The economic headwinds are harsh. For many people across the country, the recession which began in 2008 continues.
How do we strengthen community and well-being in a context of stagnation, falling wages and disappearing jobs?
And the regulatory context is more and more difficult. I'm sure you could all list ways that different laws restrict you – and some of those rules are probably quite right.
But given Theresa May's announcement earlier in the week, let me touch on one for a second.
For a huge chunk of the voluntary sector, the 2015 election was marred by the lobbying act. The changes to the law which restrict the ability of our organisations to speak on behalf of those we represent in the vital weeks before an election prevent us from providing one of our most important roles.
But, again, history teaches us that the state has always wanted voluntary organisations to help but not be heard. They have always tried to stop us asking awkward questions.
And yet we have torn off every gag they have bound us with. We have always fought to ensure that those whom we represent have their voices heard. And as another election approaches, we must be bold once more in telling our truths to the powerful.
Civil society, after all, has always been the turf on which public debate takes place.
We surely have a vital role in reviewing, reviving, revitalising our democracy.
This is the context in which I was asked to chair our Inquiry. It couldn't be more timely.
I'd like to applaud the wisdom of those foundations who decided to support a major inquiry, and who put their trust in me to chair it.
And above all put their trust in us when we said, we don't know the answers, we don't know where this will take us, we haven't got a route map which will result in easy recommendations.
Luckily I won't be doing it on my own.
I am so fortunate to have been able to appoint a panel of people who bring such different perspectives, vast knowledge, and amazing commitment to this task.
and we have appointed a secretariat which brings together four important, grounded, skilled and knowledgeable organisations.
Now how we approach this really matters.
we want to be humble. Humble about what we don't know. Humble in recognising that knowledge and insight is held in so many different places. Humble in knowing that no one has all the answers.
But we also want to be bold. Bold in the questions we ask. Bold in the people we engage with. And bold in making recommendations that will challenge all of us.
Humble but bold.
All of us are clear about the approach we want to take. This is not a black box. We are not going to sit and think for two years and then tell you our conclusions. Our process is full engagement. We will do our best to listen carefully to all of you, and refuse to pass on the other side where we see difficult questions ahead.
We want to hear from all parts of civil society, in all sorts of ways.
Today we are launching our online hub and want this to be a place of conversation and exchange. A place where people within and without the sector, try out ideas, challenge each other, think the unthinkable.
We invite you all to host your own civil society future conversations. And we'll provide the questions, and the frameworks – but we want to know your hopes and fears.
We want to be told things we can't possibly have thought of ourselves.
We hope that across England there will be conversations about the future of civil society.
We hope that every CVS in the country will host its own conversation, that groups of advisers will have their conversations. that the Impact hubs and digital campaigners, the churches and the activists, will make time to talk about where next for civil society – and tell us.
We hope that the professional associations will have their conversations, that the Local Government Association will host one for their members, that major charities and small ones, regulators and fundraisers, will contribute too.
We will be issuing calls for evidence, and we will be going to neighbourhoods across the country with Citizens UK, listening hard and hearing what people want to tell us.
I expect all of us to be hugely personally challenged by this exploration, and I know that the panel are ready for that.
But if we as civil society want to shape our own future, we need to be ready to change.
I started by saying that I come to this huge exercise with few preconceptions. but I would be lying if I said I had no thoughts.
I start by thinking that:
• civil society has power through membership, through affiliation, through a sense of belonging. And we have not understood that as well as we should.
• that place matters to people, and that when public policy ignores the importance of place we make big mistakes.
• and that difficult conversations about the shape of our society, and the nature of our country, are desperately urgently needed. We can't have them without an active, intelligent and fully engaged civil society.
That's why I think it matters so much.
And why I think it matters now. The millions of daily transactions that are the lifeblood of civil society require us to face these challenges.
In 1995 the game changing Inquiry led by Nicholas Deakin addressed both the sector and government.
It changed our environment.
This inquiry will, I hope be as significant – and just as timely.
I am massively ambitious for the inquiry, but cannot do anything without those in this room.
But we also need the active, enthusiastic engagement of the vast majority of civil society that is not in this room, who would never come to this conference, but without whom we cannot succeed.
Our world faces huge challenges. Research shows again and again that people are worried about the future. From the economy to the environment, more and more of us are looking ahead with fear.
But history shows that civil society has always taken on the biggest of challenges. We have always adapted and grown to meet the scale of the crises before us.
So be assured: we will learn from each other once more, we will change once more, and we will, once more, meet the new challenges before us.
Because that's what we've always done.
Thank you.20th April 2017
Welcome to Civil Society Futures
Welcome to Civil Society Futures. Over the next two years, we'll be facilitating a conversation across England about how civil society can flourish in a fast-changing world. And to do that, we'll need all of you.
Whether you are the CEO of a national charity or volunteer with a local community group, you have a unique insight into how your part of the world is changing – and how your part of civil society is adapting. As we try to understand those changes, we're going to need to hear from as many different perspectives as possible.
Every one of us is involved in some way in civil society. Whether it's a parent-teacher group or your local Mosque, a trade union or a chess club, giving to charity or helping out your neighbours once in a while, all of us have parts of our lives which aren't about either the marketplace or the state.
Some of the things that you take part in might involve large national organisations. Others will happen through local groups, and others might be arranged through informal networks of friends or neighbours. All of these matter. We are interested in all of them. After all, these are the things which hold our society together.
In an era when the world is changing fast, it's inevitable that these sorts of civil society networks and groups are changing too. As we look forward to the next decade, we are going to have to embrace this change if we are going to flourish. But what are the specific changes that are happening? And what's working?
It's now ten years since the first bank collapsed in 2007, triggering a financial crisis from which much of the country has yet to recover. How have charities, voluntary groups and faith groups responded? And what can we learn from that? There have been significant demographic changes in recent years – with migration and an ageing population. How have community groups adapted? Technology has radically altered the nature of many workplaces. Have trade unions kept up? The internet, cable TV and the decline of traditional newspapers have drastically shifted how people get information, and how we debate with those around us. How have our communities changed as a result?
I could go on. But the point is this: the world has always changed. And civil society has always been key to that: driving change, adapting to it, mobilising people around things they believe in, and looking out for those who are left behind. But right now, as it feels to many like things are moving faster than they have in a long while, it seems a good moment to pause for a chat – to think about whether the same ways of organising as we've used before still make sense, to see what we can learn from each other and how we can all apply those lessons in our own contexts.
In this inquiry, which will run over two years, we want to be humble in finding out what is happening, but bold in what we look at. And we have a number of strands to do that through. There will be academic research, interviewing people across the country about how things are changing and how they are responding. There will be events in a broad range of communities across England, taking a deep look at what's happening in each of them. And there will be an online debate – at the centre of which will be the hub you are currently on. On here, there's a chance for you to answer a few key questions, to sign up to our email list, and to read a few different points of view about the future of civil society in England (if you'd like to write something, then just email [email protected] proposing a piece).
This Inquiry can't answer every question or solve every problem. But what we can do is provide a space for us all to have a think together about how we organise to build the future we want.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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