European Movement report: Stories of Brexit
4 May 2021
Leaving the European Union is the most significant change in Britain’s policy as a country in a generation. As we pass the 100-day mark since
Leaving the European Union is the most significant change in Britain’s policy as a country in a generation. As we pass the 100-day mark since
The Open Society Justice Initiative have published a guide on Challenging Ethnic Profiling in Europe. Communities and activists are developing new strategies, launching creative campaigns, building community power, and bringing
In January 2021, Agenda and AYJ published the Young Women’s Justice Project literature review, mapping the evidence-base around young women (aged 17–25) in contact with the
Women’s Budget Group has analysed the latest ONS data on the changes to the labour market for the latest three months to February 2021 from a gender
New research by the Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD) has highlighted the challenges faced by deaf people when securing and progressing in work. The
The Department for Work and Pensions has published their report containing data on children in workless households and children’s educational attainment.
The Committee of Privileges has published a report on select committee powers. setting out preliminary proposals to ensure the committee powers to call for persons,
It’s now over a year since Channel 4’s ‘Dispatches: The Truth About Traveller Crime’ first aired. The programme promoted highly damaging tropes of Gypsy and Traveller
Last year’s headline London’s Poverty Profile (LPP) report was published as the COVID-19 pandemic was beginning to take hold. A year on, life has fundamentally
Work and Pensions Committee Chair, Stephen Timms, has written to the Minister for Disabled People, Justin Tomlinson, asking what action the Government is taking to