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In collaboration with Liverpool City Council, GroundsWell delivered a community journalism training course to primary schools in Liverpool as part of ECO week. These slides are part of that course and introduce GroundsWell's community journalism competition around the environment.

A visual summary of our findings of an evaluation of the Mae Murray Foundation Inclusive Beach programme. Sian, from More than Minutes, helped us to visually represent the experience.

A team of brave superheroes whose mission is to save, build and protect our Earth's green and blue spaces so we can live happy healthy lives. Created by the Junior Section of the Spa Boy's Brigade Company with the help of GroundsWell researchers. Brought to life by Sian, More than Minutes.

This magazine has been produced by a collective of different people all of whom are interested in making our outdoor spaces more accessible to all.  This includes people from all backgrounds who completed community journalism training through GroundsWell, as well as researchers, activists, academics and community groups. 

The second edition of our magazine - entitled Growing Together - features stories from across our partner network, who underwent community journalism training to highlight many of the fantastic community-led initiatives in Belfast, Edinburgh and Liverpool that were supported through the Community Innovation Fund. 

This leaflet about Our Outdoors was co-produced with community members as part of a wider project exploring creation of more accessible outputs from participatory research.