Developing methods for evidencing social enterprise as a public health intervention Project 1: An historical perspective on social enterprise as a public.

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Developing methods for evidencing social enterprise as a public health intervention Project 1: An historical perspective on social enterprise as a public health intervention Dr Gillian Murray Yunus Centre of Social Business and Health

Project Team Dr Gillian MurrayHistory Prof Rachel BakerHealth Economics Alan KayCommunity and Social Enterprise Researcher Carole MaCallumUniversity Archivist

My research background A broad range of topics within Modern British History, including: Women’s lives and domestic service in 18 th century Edinburgh Regional television news in the English Midlands in the 1950s and 1960s Lacemaking in Nottingham from the 1960s to the present day Researching these topics has consistently led to: Exploring previously unexamined archival material Drawing new connections between distinct areas of research

Project aims The main aims of the project are to: Research the intersections between the parallel histories of social enterprise and public health, explore connections and provide a new perspective on this important aspect of Scottish history. Develop a dialogue between the past and the present in the field of social enterprise and health, producing a history that is more than dormant background but an active evidence base in current and future research The study of history broadens the mind. It exposes the student to the full range of human possibilities, only a small sampling of which is available in the present...the limited range of present-day values and behaviours ought not to constrain the contemporary imagination of what is possible for the future. (Peter Mandler, History and National Life, 2002)

Archival research The first systematic investigation of the Social Enterprise Collection (Scotland) (SECS) Contribute to the cataloguing of the John Pearce papers, donated to GCU upon his retirement in 2010 Archival research will provide… Insight into social enterprises, the social auditing process, supporting networks and policies

Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (1989)

Drumchapel Community Health Project (2000)

Rural Environmental Action Project ( )

New Economics Foundation, 2000

Archival Research Social Enterprise initiatives Social Enterprise support networks Policy networks

Oral History interviews Oral History interviews will provide… A lasting record of the voices of interviewees and their perspective on social enterprise and health Begin to fill the gaps in the archival material Expand on new research themes identified by the project Who would you interview? What questions would you ask? What kinds of memories are important to capture?

Making connections What we know? We know that social enterprises were initiated to address a wide range of issues and interests in rural and urban communities across Scotland: Housing, Employment, Education, Health Care, Recreation, Transport What we don’t know? …yet! Even when social enterprise initiatives did not explicitly intend to address public health issues did they improve health and wellbeing in their areas? By exploring how these initiatives operated can we use the history of social enterprise as a lens to examine what communities understood as important to their health?

Move beyond the established medical view of public health history… Uncover the relationship between communities and their health through the practice of social enterprise and how this has changed over time Produce community-centred determinants of public health… Reveal how social enterprise could provide a means to restore community participation and engagement in areas where resources for maintaining collective health had been diminished Establish WHAT was effective? WHERE? WHEN? and WHY? Outcomes

Questions for the Forum 1.Looking back, is the history of social enterprise in Scotland one of continuity or change? 2.From your own experience, do you see connections between social enterprise and improved health and wellbeing? 3.Or, do you see these as very separate entities? 4.What do you think is important for this history project to cover; whose story needs to be told?