6 Jun2018 Integration from a Canadian perspective “I have always maintained that whilst immigration is a global and national phenomena, integration is a uniquely… Read More
23 May2018 How can governments, companies and investors tackle gender pay inequality? “The World Economic Forum estimated it would take 217 years to achieve gender equality in the workplace… Read More
9 May2018 Unlock research highlights the long term impact of historical youth criminal records Unlock, the country’s leading charity for people with convictions, has today published research on the impact of… Read More
3 May2018 Still Dying on the Inside: Examining deaths in women’s prisons Still Dying on the Inside highlights the lack of action from successive governments to prevent deaths in prison…. Read More
26 Apr2018 One year on – Civil Society Futures reviews the first year of the Inquiry Civil Society Futures is the independent inquiry into the future of English ‘civil society’ – everything we… Read More
10 Apr2018 New approach to young adults in court could cut reoffending and create fewer victims of crime A new report, published today by the Centre for Justice Innovation and the Transition to Adulthood Alliance,… Read More
9 Apr2018 IPPR reports says that public willing to sacrifice US trade deal to protect food safety New polling for IPPR shows 82% of British people favour retaining high food standards over US trade… Read More
3 Apr2018 Open Banking and Financial Health A new briefing from the Finance Innovation Lab: “Open Banking and Financial Health” summarises the findings of… Read More
19 Mar2018 Join the National Conversation for a free one day conference on integration Immigration and integration: getting it right locally Lessons from the National Conversation Thursday 17 May 2018, 9.15 am until 5pm, Central… Read More
6 Mar2018 How do we build an accessible and democratic economy asks Citizens’ Economic Council report According to a new RSA report barely one in five citizens think they have any influence over key… Read More
