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📢Last chance to apply! Deadline is tomorrow. Come and work with us if you're a researcher interested in welfare, migration and childhood tinyurl.com/3j6ddy27 UCL-MRU UCL Social Research Institute (SRI) The Childhood, Law & Policy Network (CLPN) TCRU at UCL IOE

Really enjoyed working with Dr Rachel Benchekroun Rachel Humphris for this article on #mothering in #hostileenvironments It is part of an excellent CriticalSocialPolicy special issue edited by Tracey Reynolds Umut Erel & maggie oneill #CeaseFireNow journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02… #hotoffthepress #openaccess

This special issue includes open access articles by TCRU at UCL IOE's Eve Dickson with Rachel Rosen and Dr Rachel Benchekroun with Rachel Humphris and Nando Sigona. UCL Social Research Institute (SRI) IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society UCL Sociology Network

So many inspiring talks at #LAPHRN24 today! Great to meet people researching food insecurity and other public health issues. V happy to get the chance to share some early findings from Fair Food Futures UK project! giorgia previdoli Maddy Power TCRU at UCL IOE UCL Social Research Institute (SRI) National Institute for Health and Care Research

Nothing has changed. As I type, a talk on first 1001 critical days is being sponsored by a formula milk company at the British Journal of Midwifery conference. I call again for midwives to **boycott** BJM until they cease formula milk sponsorship. Chris van Tulleken 🏳️‍🌈

👋Hey Department for Education and Gillian Keegan, we fixed your press release!

Here it is: my 2024 manifesto to be Mayor of London. Can any other candidate beat this? Not a chance! #VoteBinface #MakeYourVoteCount #IchBinEinLondoner

Looking forward to this! Humera Iqbal TCRU at UCL IOE UCL Press

Adam Smith said profit is “always highest in the countries which are going fastest to ruin.” Record profits at banks, energy, food, supermarkets, drug, internet and elsewhere have robbed people of spending power. Sustainable economy can't be built on low wages or profiteering.

Why do #coastal towns have such high levels of #youth out-migration? Here we look at the role of place + how young people feel pushed out + marginalised from their towns @avkeating Dr Sam Whewall Dr Rachel Benchekroun Claire Cameron tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

NEW ARTICLE ALERT! Avril Keating, Rachel Benchekroun, Claire Cameron & Sam Whewall: Movers, returners and stayers: the role of place in shaping the (im)mobility aspirations of young people in coastal towns tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Another company making money from refugees' misery announces bumper profits. Mears profited £46.9m in 2023, 34% higher than 2022. But much of this increase is down to the abysmal housing that the hostile asylum system pushes people into. independent.co.uk/business/mears…

Fascinating new paper that finds #youth that grow up in deprived #coastal areas in England have worse health in their mid-20s when compared w/ peers who grew up in similarly deprived areas that are inland. @emilytmurray explains more in this 🧵...

DAY 8 of our precious 3 year old being homeless. Given hotel bookings last minute (past 8pm) for one night only each night. Thrown out each morning to start again. Haringey Council this is on yr watch. Please house them for 5 nights so that solicitor can complete challlenge.

The Rwanda bill passed. Very few asylum seekers will ever be sent there, but this morning, thousands of homeless men, women & children who came to us with nothing & asked for help but we left in limbo, have fear hanging over them of violent deportation to a dictatorship #r4today

Thank you to Social Work Today for highlighting the important findings of @emilytmurray et al’s paper on health of #youth in deprived coastal towns @avkeating Dr Rachel Benchekroun Dr Sam Whewall Claire Cameron IOE Research

My review of the BBC's migration coverage was published yesterday. It's quite long so here is the 6-point summary. bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/20…

It is staggering that 66% (2/3) parliamentary constituencies in this country have a *child poverty rate of 25% or more* and yet child poverty (in particular how to reduce it? targets?) has NOT been mentioned once by any of the main leaders in their campaigns #EndChildPoverty

I’ve been banging on about this for quite some time, as have many organisations more seasoned and knowledgeable than me. The money IS there to lift this limit and take over a million children out of poverty.