Post-Grenfell: Driving culture change and strengthening resident voice

The aftermath of Grenfell highlighted the urgent need for meaningful cultural change across the housing sector. This webinar will explore how social housing providers can shift towards a more resident-focused approach, addressing safety and accountability. Through a discussion of expert insights, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and potential pathways towards fostering a positive culture of transparency and resident engagement.

Why Attend?

• Explore the cultural changes highlighted by the Grenfell Inquiry and their implications for housing providers.
• Discuss how resident engagement can be more effectively integrated into safety and decision-making processes.
• Consider approaches to fostering greater accountability and transparency within housing organisations.
• Gain insights from leading experts on the challenges the sector faces in making meaningful change.
• Engage in a discussion that offers practical reflections, while acknowledging the complexity of the issues.

What you need to know guide about the Grenfell Tower Inquiry | Chartered Institute of Housing (cih.org)

Your speakers:

• Pete Apps, Award-winning journalist and author of Show Me the Bodies: How We Let Grenfell Happen
• Gavin Smart, chief executive, Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH)
• Kai Jackson, Involved resident, author, TPAS Associate and NHF Tenants Advisory Panel Member

Chair: Dr Eve Blezard, policy and practice lead for building safety

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