Dissolving Separations

Summary

Julian Corner of Lankelly Chase finds separation everywhere in the charity model. The evidence says complex human problems need deeply relational, collaborative approaches, yet we treat them separately and label them ‘wicked’, as though separation were a fact of life. Without control holding things apart, coherence could emerge. What must we give up, Corner asks, to lean fully into interdependence?

Rationale

Corner finds separation built into the charity model itself: what we mean by asking which dispositions show up in how work is organised. Lankelly Chase was at our first workshop.