The UK’s cost of dying crisis means many can’t afford funerals, forcing a rise in basic public health burials. The blog calls for stronger welfare support, tighter funeral industry regulation, and fai...

This year has been a vital and energising one for PRAN. Through events, podcasts, blogs and the launch of our Early Career Forum, we’ve brought people together for critical conversations on poverty, i...

Explore the latest from PRAN: Read Michael Brennan’s powerful blog on the UK’s “cost of dying” crisis, and check out upcoming events like the 2026 Early Career Symposium and monthly Forum—plus more ch...

Starting out in social justice work can be tough—short contracts, emotional strain, and little support. That’s why PRAN is launching the Early Career Forum : a new space to connect, share, and build ...

Welcome to the tenth episode of The Cost of Living Chronicles , recorded live at the launch of a special issue of the Journal of Social Policy and Administration . Hear insights from Prof Danny...

In this issue we’re excited to share updates including Picture This: A Visual Perspective on Poverty and Inequality in the UK. These illustrations turn research into accessible advocacy for all. We ...

PRAN Newsletter Issue 16 is here! This month, we spotlight vital research on the cost-of-living crisis, recap key events, and share urgent opportunities—including a call for new trustees at Collective...

Against All Odds brings together a stellar panel of artists and writers who have challenged barriers and defied expectations

PRAN is an independent advocacy network that aims to change popular and stigmatising discourses on poverty and exclusion that hinder social progress.

This month, PRAN shares key updates: a new podcast with Food for Thought, Liverpool named a Marmot City, and the Put Children First campaign. Don’t miss Against All Odds (27 May, WoWFEST) or Afloat...

Marmot City Liverpool

Marmot City Liverpool

Sheila Dillon hears why some think the UK needs a communal dining revival.

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The Manc Kitchen explores the campaign for the Right to Food, advocating for social dining as a solution to food poverty. It highlights community kitchens as spaces of connection, dignity, and hope.

Join us for the launch of a Special Issue on the Cost of Living Crisis in the UK, featuring interdisciplinary articles exploring its impact on vulnerable groups and potential solutions.