‘The lies we tell ourselves: ending comfortable myths about poverty’ confronts the most common myths told about people who are in poverty or in receipt of benefits, and highlights some of the most abused statistics.
On 18 February 2013 Just Fair ran an event titled ‘Freedom from Hunger: Realising the Right to Food in the UK’.
The Young Foundation pubished ‘An insight into the impact of the cuts on some of the most vulnerable in Camden’ in July 2012.
This paper by Chris Edwards studies the effects of the ‘Austerity Package’ of the Coalition Government on disabled people.
A Joseph Rowntree Foundation study published in 2013 finds that not everyone in Northern Ireland has benefitted equally from economic success.
London Councils is tracking how government reforms to social care, welfare and housing will affect London boroughs’ resources and the lives of Londoners once implemented.
’Between a rock and a hard place: early impacts of welfare reform on London’ was published by CPAG and LASA in autumn 2012.
This report published Oct 2012 by the ‘Hardest Hit’ coalition, exposes how the Government’s welfare cuts are hitting disabled people hardest.
‘Getting off Lightly or Feeling the Pinch?’ is a human rights and equality impact assessment of the public spending cuts on older women in Coventry.
This report by Inclusion London into the funding cuts experienced by London’s Deaf and disabled peoples organisations, was published in 2012.
