23 March 2023
Dr Kamran Khan, director of the MOSAIC Group, argues that the English test scandal is another example of the UK's hostile environment towards migrants.
21 March 2023
Dr Sophie King-Hill explains why the Casey report's findings of misogyny in the Met is an issue for all of society, not just the police service.
21 March 2023
Professor Joanne Murphy explores the institutional changes needed in the Met and how the PSNI was reframed following the Patten report.
16 March 2023
Dr Abigail Taylor discusses what more could be done to support working parents.
16 March 2023
The government is introducing new policies to get more over 50s into employment. Professor Anne Green discusses 'returnerships' and the labour market.
16 March 2023
With concern growing about people with learning disabilities and autism being admitted to ‘long-stay’ hospitals, how can we help them rebuild their lives?
15 March 2023
Professor Simon Collinson responds to the announcement that 12 investment zones will be created near universities in England, including in the West Midlands.
14 March 2023
‘Why are we stuck in hospital?’ report reveals the challenges for people with learning disabilities and/or autistic people trying to leave ‘long-stay’ hospital.
13 March 2023
Dr Sophie-King Hill argues the recent government announcement of brining a review of sex education in schools forward could cause more harm than good.
13 March 2023
A research project from the University of Birmingham has culminated in a high-profile art exhibition at the Jordanian National Gallery of Art.
06 March 2023
A new guide has been launched to help Councils and social care providers avoid pitfalls when introducing new and emerging technology into adult social care.
02 March 2023
Marginalised families with autistic children in England face widespread discrimination, biases and lack of resources, new research shows.
24 February 2023
Free school meals offer vital relief to marginalised children and families, but we must tackle teachers’ biases to provide a truly equitable education system.
24 February 2023
The brutal and illegal invasion of Ukraine has reminded the world that wars of imperial conquest are not relegated to centuries past.
23 February 2023
Steve Gulati on whether we should be concerned about the planned reduction in specialist EDI posts within the NHS.
13 February 2023
The full-time Master of Business Administration course has reached the top 100 globally, and the top 10 in the UK according to the Financial Times.
06 February 2023
The average lunch ‘meal deal’ offered in shops across the UK exceeds government recommendations for calorie content by 10%, a new study reveals.
30 January 2023
An NHS-funded programme delivering mental health services in schools and FE colleges has made significant early progress in its first 3 years, a study shows.
27 January 2023
A new report by WMREDI, University of Birmingham looks at the factors that are significant in closing the gap in productivity in the West Midlands.
26 January 2023
'Levelling up' is symptomatic of reactive short-termism in UK politics - we need a new long-term vision for sustainable economic growth