Since 1994 Lemos&Crane has worked on high profile social issues including homelessness, social housing management, people with learning disabilities, prisoners and ex-offenders, literacy, hate crimes and financial inclusion. Lemos&Crane has been a pioneer of online networking for practitioners since 2000. Over 100,000 practitioners hear about our work and more than 30,000 people are registered members of one of our award-winning web networks and have become engaged with action research, awards schemes, seminars and conferences.
Lemos&Crane have worked extensively with policy makers and government, including the Ministry of Justice, HM Prisons and Probation Service, Home Office, Department for Communities and Local Government, Cabinet Office and the Crown Prosecution Service. Our work on challenging social issues has been supported by many trusts and foundations including the Monument Trust, JJ Charitable Trust, Ashden Trust, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, City Bridge Trust, Friends Provident Foundation, Wates Foundation, Pears Foundation, Tudor Trust, LankellyChase and Trust for London.
Our partners in these projects include Thames Reach, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Caritas Westminster, London Symphony Orchestra, Britten Sinfonia, Orchestras Live, National Gallery, V&A, Tate, Clinks, Koestler Trust, Diagrama Foundation, Centre for Justice Innovation, Restorative Solutions, Khulisa, National Criminal Justice Alliance for the Arts and others.
10 Nov 2010, 582 views
Bronze: For members who have completed their profile or posted to the forum
Silver: For members who have submitted an example or entered an awards programme
Gold: For members who have been a speaker at an event or have won or been shortlisted for an award.