UNFILTERED LIVES When refuge isn't safe Findings from SEREDA call for changes to the Home Office’s asylum policy after uncovering the failures of the UK asylum system faced by refugee victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
Social Policy Matters Students and academics share research and opinions from across the School of Social Policy.
Posted 30 November 2021 The interests and vulnerabilities of female forced migrants need to be recognised and integrated within the national strategy for tackling violence against women and girls Jenny Phillimore and Sandra Pertek write in the LSE Blog.
Posted 29 November 2021 Research highlights fall in charity income during the pandemic Research published by TSRC on the decline in charity income is highlighted by Civil Society news
Posted 17 November 2021 COVID Oximetry @home evaluation: Interpretation of findings A collection of findings based on the COVID Oximetry @home evaluation from RSET and BRACE in collaboration with Imperial College London and Health Foundation
Posted 11 November 2021 What can we learn from a decade of National Pilot Programmes? Professor Judith Smith and colleagues have undertaken various national and local evaluations of integrated care over the past ten years.
Posted 10 November 2021 Polish-Belarusian border crisis: Let's not lose sight of the people trapped in the middle IRiS Director, Professor Nando Sigona, discusses how the Belerus border crisis with Poland loses sight of the people trapped in the middle in The Conversation.
The Dissipation of Corporate Accountability: For-Profit Long-Term Care During the Coronavirus Pandemic 7Dec
Local geographies of deprivation as predictors of individual health and wellbeing over time. What are the implications for health services management? 7Dec
Banishing the 'sticky floor': transforming organisations to support inclusive cultures for healthcare leadership 16Dec
An entertaining approach: the effectiveness of a financial education curriculum developed around high-energy music videos 19Jan