Edinburgh Poverty Commission: Citizens’ Perspectives on Poverty in Edinburgh – Part 1
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Month: September 2020
Edinburgh Poverty Commission: Citizens’ Perspectives on Poverty in Edinburgh – Part 2
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Edinburgh Poverty Commission: Citizens’ Perspectives on Poverty in Edinburgh – Summary Report
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Poverty Alliance Annual Conference 2020
Never the Same Again? Addressing Poverty After the Pandemic Poverty Alliance Annual Conference, 9 October 2020 (online) The coronavirus pandemic has shone a light on many of aspects of social injustice in our society. It has highlighted the importance of our social security system in providing a lifeline when we need it most, but the … Read more
EPIC Briefing 15: Researching Poverty – The Benefits of a Community Research Approach
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BLOG: Funding the fight against poverty
After a fraught week for many community and voluntary organisations in Glasgow, Peter Kelly (Director of the Poverty Alliance) reflects on what it means for the fight against poverty in the city and elsewhere. Glasgow is known for many things; its vibrant music and arts scene, its beautiful green spaces, perhaps even the economic transformation … Read more
Scottish Anti-Poverty Review 33
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Programme for Government ‘fails to adequately respond’ to rising tide of child poverty in Scotland, say End Child Poverty coalition
A coalition of anti-poverty organisations and children’s charities have today said that the decision not to bring forward an urgent cash boost to families living in poverty in the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government, “fails to adequately respond” to rising levels of poverty that risk overwhelming Scotland’s communities in the coming months as a result … Read more
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