Research, policy and next steps – Presentations by a panel of experts in using data to understand and alleviate poverty plus Q&A and discussion.
Finn Dymond-Green says:
I’m delighted that we’re able to morocco rcs data bring together a wide range of people with different understanding of what data tells us about poverty and about how policy and practice can be informed by data-enriched research. We hope that people from many areas who are interested in or work in this area will join us for Poverty in Data.
Who is it for?
Anyone working or researching in the broad area of poverty, cost-of-living, deprivation, homelessness etc. Whether you work in academia, the charity sector or elsewhere, you are welcome to join us. The workshop on 23 April will be focused on Early Careers Researchers working in these fields.
How much will it cost?
All events are free to attend. Numbers will be limited for the Early Career Researchers Workshop.
How do I register?
You can register on our website.
Who is taking part?
Christina Adane – founding co-chair of Bite Back’s youth board, a youth-led movement fighting the injustices of the food industry. She fronted national campaigns over the years such as extending free school meal provision over lockdown, which garnered 450,000 signatures on her petition which led to a government U-turn in the May half-term. Christina was named one of the BBC’s 100 most influential women in the world when she was 16.