The Joseph Rowntree Foundation Poverty and Ethnicity programme asks:Â How does ethnicity influence poverty? People from ethnic minority groups experience much higher levels of poverty than
Blog Action Day was held on 16 October 2014 when participants from 116 countries came together to talk about inequality.
A network of local authorities in England (Stoke, Newcastle, Gateshead, Bristol, Somerset, Coventry) is working in-depth to develop a ‘Marmot’ approach to tackling health inequalities,
In The challenge for race equality: 50 years on from the Race Relations Act and Selma, Omar Khan argues that ‘If enough people mobilise and if we
Nicky Hawkins from Equally Ours blogs about the missing human side in the current debate around human rights. Date: 11 February 2015
The Women into Construction Project: an assessment of a model for increasing women’s participation in construction (pdf) by Dr Tessa Wright, Queen Mary University of
Further resources about maximising impact include the following: The Alliance for Useful Evidence Carnegie UK Evidence Exchange project (Carnegie UK in partnership with Joseph Rowntree
Session 4Â of the conference was titled ‘The cumulative impact’ and asked what do we know about the impact for different groups of the wide range
Session 5 of the conference was titled ‘Future studies – how do we want UK society to look in ten years’ time?’ and was chaired by
Further resources relating to the future(s) studies topic include the following: Future: All That Matters by Ziauddin Sardar was published in 2014 and explores the exciting
