Lightning education programmes, where the classroom is the football pitch. Delivered in UK prisons that also provide skills opportunities beyond release and the offer of joining ABC FC. An organic community through the gate programme. Recently recognised with iF Global Impact Award for Social Innovation 2026.
Neighbourhood care reimagined. A two-year collaboration with over 280 residents, carers and partners to redesign care at home—shifting from fragmented services to hyper-local, relationship-led teams embedded in communities. Building a system where care is visible, connected and shaped with the people it supports.
A multi award winning Record Label for change. InHouse records combines accredited education with aspiration and real work of a record label, spanning the worlds of prison and probation. 10 Years old, InHouse Records is a though the gate service with an incredible re-offending rate of less than 1%.
A practical model for engaging unpaid carers in service design. Developed with over 150 carers and professionals, it establishes tested methods for reaching carers in real-world settings, generating actionable insight, and embedding their input into service improvement—creating a repeatable approach for ongoing co-production and system change.
A redesign of medical research communication, transforming posters into continuous, accessible systems. Combining AI with mobile-first and multimedia formats, this work helps organisations adopt AI in practice—improving understanding, increasing engagement, and extending the reach of scientific content beyond conferences.
Technology Strategy and Business Startups. A three-year project with the RCA exploring the future role and influence of AI and digital technology in people's health and wellbeing. Using design to envision future scenarios and build the collective imagination and understanding of what the future might look like.
Future strategies for the use of technology in healthcare. A collaboration with the London Office of Technology and Innovation and the RCA using Future Scenario Planning and Speculative Design to develop strategies for digital inclusion that can close the gap in health inequalities in London.

Part of a collaboration with EY Seren to examine the evolving role of design within regulated industries. Based on approximately 30 in-depth interviews with design leaders across the UK and Europe, this report offers insights into how leaders have established, navigated, and leveraged design capabilities within stringent regulatory frameworks.

Based on Judah Armani's decades-long experience in social innovation, the book offers a framework for cultivating the conditions for social change. BiS Publishers 2024.