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The Accelerate Hub: Advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Accelerate Hub: Year 1 Highlights

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Elites highlight ordinary pursuits in public profiles

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Coronavirus - the making or the unmaking of Universal Credit?

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Social Scientists respond to Coronavirus

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Billions of children out of school: here’s how to cope

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Our World in Data: COVID-19 Statistics

New podcasts explore adolescence in African contexts

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New book explores progress in gender equality in the EU

DSPI regains top spot in Europe

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Bank of England chief economist lays out the costs of income insecurity for UK households

Sally-Anne Stewart/ Ruth Moore, 2 March 2020

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Specialist advisers appointed to House of Lords’ Universal Credit inquiry

28 February 2020

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Student Insights: Krishna Patel

28 February 2020

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Student insights: Ashly Fuller

20 February 2020

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Student insights: Moa Schafer

20 February 2020

FAIR project to evaluate parenting programme in Tanzania

19 February 2020

Student consultants work with PLH Digital

Isang Awah, 12 February 2020

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Student insights: Michael Rees

10 February 2020

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Student insights: Ria Jodah

10 February 2020

New research to investigate impact of benefit changes on larger families

6 February 2020

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Pensions, inequalities, and poverty in old age

5 February 2020

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A year of collaboration

30 January 2020

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Working-class children don’t primarily do worse because they are ‘less bright’

Bastian Betthäuser, 22 January 2020

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