The current childcare and early education system in England does not work for women – both as mothers, and as part of the undervalued early
Early finding of the Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s mapping work shows domestic abuse victims face massive gaps in accessing services, noting that it is a ‘postcode
Bloody Good Period believe that period products should be freely available, just like toilet paper. Many employers do well to support their staff with benefits
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has published a report on adult social care and Immigration (pdf), and the impact that ending freedom of movement has
In 2021, a report found that Black women are four times more likely than White women to die in childbirth. The 2017 National Maternity Review found that babies that
The independent Joseph Rowntree Foundation has analysed the impact of the Chancellor’s failure to increase benefits in line with current inflation levels, along with the
As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic, we are facing a major cost-of-living crisis.
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) has published a new report (pdf) on The experiences of universal credit claimants with mental health problems.
In this research the Women’s Budget Group and the New Economics Foundation calculate the cost of all the reforms needed to create a high-quality, universal care service
Equally Ours is pleased that the Levelling Up white paper has been published. The focus on some of the most disadvantaged parts of the UK
