Further resources
2 April 2015
Further resources on cumulative impact issues include the following (alphabetical by title): The Coalition’s Social Policy Record: Policy, Spending and Outcomes 2010-2015 is part of a wider
Further resources on cumulative impact issues include the following (alphabetical by title): The Coalition’s Social Policy Record: Policy, Spending and Outcomes 2010-2015 is part of a wider
Session 3 of the conference was titled ‘Access to justice’ and asked, in the wake of changes to legal aid and judicial review, how great
Further resources on access to justice issues include the following (alphabetical by title): At what price justice? The impact of employment tribunal fees was published by
‘Public Attitudes to Poverty, Inequality and Welfare in Scotland and Britain’ was published by the Scottish Government in 2015.
‘The missing million: Illuminating the employment challenges of the over 50s’ was published by Business in the Community (BITC) in October 2014.
Session 7 of the conference was titled ‘Maximising the impact’ and asked what are the next steps in bridging research and policy agendas? The session was chaired
Session 6 of the conference was titled ‘How do we get there?’ and asked how adequate are existing frameworks for analysing inequality? The session was chaired
Session 1 of the conference was titled ‘Progress on equality, human rights and social justice: official perspectives’ and was chaired by Dr Sarah Spencer CBE, COMPAS, University
Session 2 of the conference was titled ‘Progress on equality, human rights and social justice: perspectives from researchers and NGOs’ and was chaired by Dr Sarah
In a report published in March 2015, the JCHR welcomes the progress made by the Government in recognising children’s rights but says that more still needs to be done.