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Lucy Caldicott
Lucy Caldicott
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I write a regular newsletter about my adventures navigating issues of leadership, equality, equity, social justice, and diversity: the work I’m doing, the campaigns I’m involved in, people I’ve met, what I’m listening to and the books I’m reading.

Even the music I’m listening to. I want to share what I’m learning in case it's useful to other people.

I also share things that give me joy each week. We all need a regular dose of joy.

I have a lot of fun writing these each week and I think you’ll enjoy reading it. Join the growing ChangeOut community by subscribing.

What subscribers are saying:

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“Can’t tell you how much I look forward to these dropping in each Friday.”

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“I love it and read it all every week.”

Thank you, lovely readers.

Who am I?

I’m a charity CEO, social entrepreneur, and campaigner.

I’ve been working to right social justice wrongs for nearly thirty years, leading change programmes in charities, fighting political campaigns, and inspiring people to get stuff done. I work with a wide range of organisations: charities, politicians, grant funders, infrastructure bodies.

I’d love to say hello, so please feel free to reply to the weekly newsletter, email me lucy@changeout.org, or find me online in the usual places @LucyCaldicott.


ChangeOut is created by Lucy Caldicott. You can find more about my work at ChangeOut.org. If you’re looking to have a chat about culture, leadership, purpose, equity, or a facilitated team discussion about any of those things, get in touch. You can also find me on Bluesky, Instagram, and, LinkedIn.

If it’s your first time reading this newsletter, find out more here.

I write this newsletter because I believe in sharing progressive ideas that help us work towards a truly equal world.

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