Paul Scott argues that ‘the burden of the [Benefits Cap] is not shared equally: because the majority of households affected are single parent, and the vast majority
Helen Barnard from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation asks: What have we learned about the economic situation for people of different ethnicities? Date: 30 March 2015
This site aims to provide comprehensive insights into the state of poverty and inequality in the capital. It is a work in progress and will be
The All Different All Dorset video shows people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds talking about their experiences of living within Dorset.
Macmillan Values Based Standard is a standard for cancer care services, expressing human rights principles as specific behaviours. The Macmillan Values Based Standard identifies specific behaviours. Practical
Citizens UK organises communities to act together for power, social justice and the common good. It is the home of community organising in the UK, with
Equally Ours is a campaign set up by eight national charities to talk about the importance of human rights and how they benefit us all
Women Adding Value to the Economy (WAVE) has been created to address workplace and labour market practices, specifically gender earning disparities in employment and self-employment.
In Government behaving badly: human rights and responsibilities Nehal Depani asks ‘what do human rights have to do with responsibilities?’ Date: 27 March 2015
The Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity Dynamics of Diversity series analyses data from the 2011 census as it is publically released by the Office of National
