With rapid changes in the recruiting landscape and labor force, it’s critical to re-evaluate traditional hiring practices. The new generation entering the workforce, Gen Z, encourages employers to ...

The lived experience, the direct and unintentional (as in not stunt journalism) experience of homelessness, is increasingly used and prioritized in policy and program realms. While much of this is ...

This oft-used trope overlooks the difficulty of generalizing from individual cases and of making accurate assessments of their policy implications. Activists, politicians, commentators, and others ...

The University has been awarded £1.46 million by the NIHR to lead a landmark study exploring the role and impact of Lived Experience Recovery Organisations ...

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Chronicle of Philanthropy report on Dexter Hall's advocacy for hiring staff with lived experience in community-focused organizations, emphasizing their ...

One of the most common movie tropes is that something tragic happens to a character, and their friend tries to console them saying “I know what that must feel like.” The friend usually gets met with a ...

In recent years, the concept of “lived experience” has become part of everyday language. This may seem bizarre. It’s nearly a tautology (isn’t all experience lived?), brought into English by a ...

The Lived Experience Innovation Collaborative is an ad hoc activity associated with the Roundtable on Obesity Solutions that aims to incorporate and promote the perspective of people living with ...

Researchers are calling for a formal process that recognises and acknowledges the invaluable contributions of those with lived experience in healthcare research. New research by Flinders University ...

I can imagine Joni Mitchell singing those modified lyrics every time I encounter one of today’s most grating phrases. The phrase: “my lived experience.” Every time some blowhard wants to identify as ...