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Renters tend to work for sectors that are currently struggling due to the impact of the pandemic, and are consequently being pushed into rent arrears
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Renters tend to work for sectors that are currently struggling due to the impact of the pandemic, and are consequently being pushed into rent arrears

Hidden Leaders: Disability leadership in civil society explores how ACEVO, and other senior leaders in the voluntary sector, can create a more disability-inclusive approach to leadership.

A partnership of voluntary sector organisations has launched a new tool to support Primary Care Networks to assess and improve their work with Inclusion Health

Fawcett Society has launched joint statement demanding reinstatement of gender pay gap reporting. A statement signed by leading equalities charities, campaigners and business groups is

The Covid-19 pandemic has worsened the situation for many women in terms of health, employment and unpaid work, resulting in increased levels of poverty, debt
The fifth two-monthly report on which powers in the Coronavirus Act 2020 are currently active. You can access them here.
For too long decision making has lacked transparency, been too centralised, and failed to recognise and represent those who will be on the receiving end
This report draws on the findings of a ‘Real Time Evaluation’ (RTE) of the Leeds Neighbourhood Networks during the pandemic, as a way to understand
This is the first of two reports Rosa is producing to detail how the global pandemic is impacting the specialist women’s organisations we fund. As
The Runnymede Trust is co-ordinating a shadow report assessing the Government’s implementation of the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination