Our recordings cover various topics, from practical housing management and high-level policy discussions to events designed to support your professional development. All recordings are free for all CIH members, log in and listen/watch from anywhere.
Making the most of CIH membership: Pathways to inclusive leadership
Join us for the latest in our ‘Making the most of CIH membership’ series, where we will be looking at powerful examples of EDI (equality, diversity and inclusion) in leadership journeys.
The CIH Podcast episode 19 - What does 2025 have in store for the housing sector?
Listen in to our latest podcast episode where we discuss the outlook for housing in 2025. Join host John Hannigan, as he is joined by our panel of board chairs from around the UK and Ireland to explore what the housing sector can expect to see this year.
Safeguarding in Ireland
Join us for an interactive workshop around safeguarding in Ireland
Navigating the delay: Preparing for the Procurement Act
Join us as we explore the postponed implementation of the Procurement Act 2023 and seize this opportunity to get ahead.
Discover the risks and opportunities the Act presents for social landlords and gain practical insights into how your organisation can prepare for these changes.
With the new Procurement Act now set for February 2025, we will delve deeper into the crucial steps needed to ensure you are ready. Do not miss this essential guide to navigating the new landscape so you can stay ahead of the curve.
What it takes to Make a Stand
Organisation-wide change is required to address domestic abuse. Learn from those on that mission.
Making a Stand against domestic abuse goes beyond adjusting policies to remain compliant. For housing providers, this means sustained culture change, where domestic abuse is understood as a housing issue across the organisation.
Tenant satisfaction measures - lessons from the first year
Taking stock of the tenant satisfaction measures (TSMs): a view of the sector from its data – what it does well and what lessons it can learn.
This webinar is an opportunity to hear from the Regulator on what the first year of TSM data illustrates about the sector; what it does well and what needs improvement, and the view from landlords on their experience and learning from the first year of TSMs.
The Better Social Housing Review: Two years on
The Better Social Housing Review was set up in June 2022 by The National Housing Federation and Chartered Institute of Housing to tackle social housing issues in England. The independent panel was asked to make practical recommendations to social housing providers, the government and everyone else with responsibility for social housing to help achieve that.
Framing our conversations about homes and climate
This third session brings together insights on framing climate change and framing homes. The session will be useful for anyone communicating about homes, sustainability and our environment.
How we talk about homes matters. We all have power as communicators to tell a story about homes that builds understanding and support for solutions to make our housing system better.
We need a new conversation about housing in the UK, to build greater public support and action to deliver quality homes for everyone.
That’s why Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Nationwide Foundation have been partnering with FrameWorks UK – to understand how people think about homes in the UK, and to find communications strategies that we can all use to reframe our communications.
In this series, Sophie Gordon, Principal Communications Strategist from FrameWorks UK will share insights, guidance and tips, useful for anyone communicating about homes, and those with an interest in how we can build support for change.
Post-Grenfell: Driving culture change and strengthening resident voice
Exploring positive cultural change and stronger resident engagement in social housing
This event reflects on the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s findings, focusing on the need for cultural change within the housing sector, with an emphasis on listening to residents and ensuring accountability.
