In the UK, ageism is the most prevalent form of discrimination, with one in three people experiencing age-based prejudice or discrimination.
Supporting the mental health of children aged 8-13 has largely been overlooked and under-resourced. Centre for Mental Health is working with A Million & Me,
The Women’s Budget Group has published their response to the 2021 Spending Review and Autumn Budget. This response covers: early years and childcare, Universal Credit
Children’s Rights Alliance has published a new policy briefing on using Children’s Rights Impact Assessments (CRIAs) to improve policy making. This briefing explores the benefits of
This briefing paper looks at disparities in access and distribution of apprenticeships and early employment opportunities amongst young people.
Voice4Change England has published a briefing with their position on the Government’s plans to require voters to show an approved form of photographic ID at
Disabled people have the right to live independently as part of the community under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This means that disabled
The Open Society Justice Initiative have published a guide on Challenging Ethnic Profiling in Europe. Communities and activists are developing new strategies, launching creative campaigns, building community power, and bringing
In January 2021, Agenda and AYJ published the Young Women’s Justice Project literature review, mapping the evidence-base around young women (aged 17–25) in contact with the
Women’s Budget Group  has analysed the latest ONS data on the changes to the labour market for the latest three months to February 2021 from a gender
