The UK Covid19 lockdown, introduced as infections began to rise in mid-March, prevented the population from undertaking many of the everyday activities taken for granted […]
Two successful applicants have agreed to share their applications in order to help new applicants. Example application: social inclusion and migrant students SPA Opportunity Grant […]
In 2001, a small community organisation in the East End of London called Citizens UK launched the “London Living Wage campaign”. With low-paid workers (predominantly […]
The recent Dominic Cummings scandal has demonstrated the importance of following basic rules in public life. The fact that the Prime Minister’s most senior adviser […]
Following the sad cancellation of our annual conference due to COVID-19, the SPA held a very successful Social Policy Digital Festival Week in July 2020. […]
There is groundswell of support in favour of the introduction of a Basic Income, with this having special relevance in the post-COVID world, where higher […]
The Social Policy Association Executive wish to express our solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of the violence, hate and brutality […]
There are always ethical issues that researchers must be mindful of when carrying out research on poverty and social security. Power dynamics, the sensitivity required […]
Whilst teachers’ work is valued more and more by parents who have had to assist their children with home schooling, teachers in England are under attack. In […]
In 2018, the SPA executive recognised that issues relating to ‘race’ and ethnicity should have a higher profile and prominence within Social Policy in the […]
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