Illustration : End of creative day photo
Mobilisation to implement knowledge and create
impact
Past research has placed significant weight on ‘objective’ measures of
social inclusion, such as the frequency of leisure or productive
activity in the community. After an extensive review of the research,
however, Cobigo et al (2012) concluded that objective measures
constitute a pale proxy of social inclusion and fail to describe the
full range of human experiences. This research attempted to address some
inter-personal elements that elude quantification.