Social Policy in a Cold Climate research on ‘Changing Inequality in the UK’
30 March 2015
The concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme was published in March 2015.
The concluding research from the Social Policy in a Cold Climate programme was published in March 2015.
‘Better Impacts – Using the equality impact assessment duty to influence decision makers’ was published by the Coalition for Racial Equality & Rights (CRER) in March 2015.
We Will Inspire launched this campaign in 2014 because ‘we wanted to stop the damage caused by extremists poisoning young minds in our communities’.
On 30 March 2015, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) published five quantitative reports as part of its Poverty and Ethnicity research programme.
In March 2015, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation released a report entitled ‘the cost of the cuts: the impact on local government and poorer communities’.
In a March 2015 video for The Guardian, Akala argues that racism is a business.
HEAR’s research report ‘The Impact of Funders’ Processes and Practices on Voluntary Organisations’ Equality Work in London’ was published in March 2015.
‘The Public Sector Equality Duty and Data Protection’ was published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission in March 2015.
In March 2015, the Government published its ‘Body Confidence Progress Report 2015’.
The Scottish Government announced the Equality Budget for 2015-16 in March 2015.