Neil Crowther of TPI explains how ‘Through the Equally Ours initiative … we have managed to enlist organisations such as Age UK and Women’s Aid to develop and run high impact, high reach communications campaigns in recent months’.
Polly Vizard, London School of Economics and Political Science, is drilling down into different aspects of inequality in London.
UKREN’s project worker, Anna De Mutiis, reflects on the ways in which Europe continues to reduce others to the status of de-humanised stereotypes and in
Diversity without inclusion is not enough The title of this blog was a key theme of a recent talk I was asked to give at
Joining-up social care policy-making and human rights Of late much has been made of a crisis in social care. Its current cost has become a
Making rights real: joining-up is the only way to do it – while adapting to change of course The central theme of ‘Making rights real:
Writing after the eletion, Runnymede’s Director, Dr Omar Khan, reflects on the results. Date: 31 May 2015
‘The emphasis on compassionate Conservatism gives us cause to hope the reforming Cameron with social justice at the heart of his mission, somehow lost in
Fawcett’s blog looks at the gender representation of David Cameron’s new cabinet. Date: 11 May 2015
As the dust settles on the General Election, Sanchita Hosali from BIHR says that current debates about changing human rights law should be approached with caution.
