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Dignity in Practice Case Studies
Over the past couple of years, the Dignity Project at Nourish Scotland has focused on sharing learning and developing expertise around Dignity, Cash-First, and the Right to Food.
This has included engaging through online and in-person meetings where members shared examples of good practice.
A number of case studies have now been published on how different projects embed dignity, lessons learned, and advice for newcomers.
You can read the case studies on the Dignity in Practice website.