“Which arguments will entice people who aren’t our organisation’s usual demographic?” is probably the wrong question (BUT a ‘widening participation’ approach can win support that making-the-case can’t...

The leader of the opposition says the changes would mean the number of families paying inheritance tax would "fall by more than half".

An examination of the making of privilege at one of Britain’s top boys’ schools

Protesting carries more cost & risk for non-privileged people than is appreciated in circles that dominate progressive discourse... In his post below, Josh Tracey-Wheeler talks about “the bravery tha...

The Government’s pledge to extend the “Help to Buy” programme is a further mistaken investment in a policy which has had little impact on extending home ownership to lower income households, explains ...

Underrepresentation of people from low-&-middle-income backgrounds is even worse in charities sector than in public or private sectors. A way of addressing it is being developed. Maybe you can help pu...

New Class Unit to focus on improving lives of low-income families, disadvantaged communities and rooting out child poverty.

The equalities minister is to set up a unit that will put social class on a par with race and gender and create a ‘socioeconomic duty’ for public bodies

"Third of junior charity roles now paid below real living wage, research finds" https://lnkd.in/eRdK5cK2 (via Civil Society Media Ltd) "low and insecure pay, especially in entry-level roles" was iden...

The Bridge Group is currently seeking a Partnerships and Development Manager to support our work as a leading independent research and advisory charity promoting socio-economic inclusion through evide...

YouTube video by John Prine

What would unfreezing the personal allowance mean for taxpayers and how much would it cost?

For decades mainstream politicians fixated on education as the way to level the playing field of life. They were wrong

Diversity is celebrated here! (on condition that inequality isn’t acknowledged)… A new study of an American neighbourhood reveals unwritten rules that might reflect those in your organisation: ...

There is no justification for making helmet-wearing compulsory: it could undermine levels of cycle use and, in any case, the effectiveness of helmets is far from clear.

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Every year thousands of young people leave the care system with no home and little support. Caroline Scott meets the resilient twentysomethings facing adulthood alone

Who gets into (which) university is as much about privilege as potential (which is ideally kept in mind when recruiting staff)... Entry to university is strongly correlated to students’ socioeconomic...

Seeing those who should be benefitting from our work, or engaging with it, as case studies or caricatures, as less fully human than ourselves?... The quote, pictured, from Matt Mahmood-Ogston’s (char...