The ECNI’s race equality policy paper highlights the need to combat prejudicial attitudes and to develop robust and reliable statistical information to better target and monitor key policies and actions.
In June 2014, the Government announced a review of the differences in benefits for survivors in occupational pension schemes and the TUC launched an e-petition calling for a change in the law.
On 18 June 2014, EDF and EDF Research Network held a seminar on ‘Using behaviour change insights to improve equality outcomes’.
HEAR’s Intersectionality Research report looks at the impact on a person’s life of having multiple protected characteristics and presents case studies of VCS organisations in London.
‘Dignity and Opportunity for All: Securing the rights of disabled people in the austerity era’ was published by Just Fair in July 2014.
Legislation introduced on 16 June 2014 makes forcing someone to marry against their will a criminal offence.
IPPR published ‘The Condition of Britain: Strategies for social renewal’ in June 2014.
This research series, published by the Open Society Foundations, documents the experiences of ‘white’ communities in six cities across Europe.
‘Race at the Top’ is the most comprehensive picture of Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) representation in leadership in UK business today.
In June 2014, brap published ‘The Trojan Horse reports: an equalities overview’.
