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Kaleidoscope is one of about 100,000 social enterprises in the UK, businesses that trade for a social or environmental purpose. To mark social enterprise day, Rich Taunt talks about the vital roles they play innovating and improving health and care.

Wouldn’t it be a fine thing if we could build a care and support workforce composed entirely of people who embody humanity, courage and collaboration? David Brindle writes on why he’s judging the ‘What Unites Us?’ competition.

Selan Lee reflects on the impact of her Perspectives project, Low on Spoons, Not Identity, and the conversations and people this project brought together.

Revolutions spring from an exchange of ideas, a convening of people, a sense of purpose so strong that action becomes inevitable. Fundamentally, they are social movements, which is at the heart of all that we do at Kaleidoscope.

As much as I love random acts of kindness day (and I really do), it has its limits. That might seem churlish, especially for an organisation that bangs on about the importance of kindness all the time.