Invitation: A human rights bridge out of poverty
Please join us for a webinar on 21 January!
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The injustice of remote family court hearings
Since the pandemic began, life-changing family court hearings are being held remotely, via video-conferencing or telephone. Because many parents are taking part from their homes, (…)
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What does it feel like to be heard?
In this video, Aimee talks about being part of a socially aware and loving society
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The Digital Divide: Data Storytelling and the Voices of People Living in Poverty
In this guest blog, Dr. Calum Webb reflects on the measurement of poverty and how to empower low-income communities to engage with data and statistics (…)
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Why it’s important to involve people with lived experience in strategic discussions
News from the Leaders’ Forum run by Research in Practice
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New book – ‘Social Work: Past, Present, and Future’
Jane Tunstill, of Royal Holloway, University of London, reflects on the 1989 Children Act
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Blog: Artur & Aida’s Story
“When the pandemic started, it was scary for us, scary for the kids. Especially as we have a small place, one bedroom divided into two. (…)
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Poverty Proofing Daily Practice
“You cannot change your life with short-term solutions imposed on you. Poverty destroys something deep inside that needs to be rebuilt slowly.”
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Annual Review
This report gives an overview of our overarching programmes: “Together in Dignity” and “Giving Poverty a Voice”
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Join Us in Showing Our Solidarity
Knowing that the economic effects of this crisis will be profound and long-lasting, learn more about how your gift can make an impact.
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