The House of Commons Library published a briefing on 26 August 2016 on the possible impact of Brexit across policy areas. The areas covered include employment, immigration, police and justice, human rights, and social security.
In August 2013, Citizens Advice published research exploring the health and disability employment gap.
The Trades Union Congress published a report in August 2016, ‘Managing migration better for Britain: What the government should be doing now’.
Mind launched their campaign Life Support in 2016. The campaign aims to defend life support services which help many people with mental health problems live a full life and stay well.
A study by Berghs, Atkin, Graham, Hatton, and Thomas, ‘Implications for public health research of models and theories of disability: a scoping study and evidence synthesis’, was published in the Public Health Research journal in July 2016.
New research published in July 2016 shows that people with mental health problems in England are facing less stigma and discrimination than ever before.
Marie Curie published a report in June 2016 on end of life care for LGBT people. ‘Hiding who I am: Exposing the reality of end of life care for LGBT people’ looks at the barriers that prevent LGBT people from accessing end of life care and highlights their real-life experiences.
Susan Millns from the University of Sussex asks in a 2016 article whether Brexit has different implications for women and men.
Law Centres Network prepared twelve guides in 2016 on employment, housing, immigration, right to reside, health, social care and other topics. The guides are aimed at EU citizens and others willing to better understand EU rights and entitlements.
The Race Equality Foundation published a report Dementia, Equity and Rights in June 2016.
