Ludic insights Presents Podcast Episode 10 with Paul Ashcroft and Garrick Jones, authors of the book ALIVE: Digital Humans and Their Organizations & Ludic Co-Founders & Partners, joined by guests Dan Brown and Barry Matthews to talk about the Positive Transformation Initiative, one of the most exciting initiatives going on in social mobility across the UK. Find out how the PTI is helping young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, veterans and ex-offenders to create opportunities and positively transform their future. What are the organisations that support the PTI, how can your organisation get involved and why is it so important to invest in these groups? What are the challenges and opportunities to scale this initiative fast?
Produced by John McGinty, Jill Damatac-Futter & Aliki Paolinelis.
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