Climate justice is one of our new social investment themes. We’re looking to invest into funds supporting community renewable energy projects. The reference to planet in JRF’s mission was added in ...
This literature review was commissioned by JRF and carried out by researchers at the London School of Economics. It compiles and analyses evidence on the relationship between ethnicity, racism and ...
New evidence from JRF shows there has been no let-up for low-income families over the last year, with millions of households ...
Antonia is a Policy Assistant at JRF. Previously, she was an intern in the Mayor of London’s Press Office and youth worker. This background has given her a strong belief that effective policy requires ...
Thea leads on learning and impact measurement across JRF’s work on movement building, community organising and narrative change as well as embedding a culture of reflection and adaptive practice ...
Isobel is a Policy Assistant at JRF, working across multiple areas to support research, analysis, and the delivery of policy work. She has a particular interest in housing, social security, and ...
Camron is a Senior Economist at JRF. Previously, he worked as an economist at the Resolution Foundation and head of office for a Member of Parliament. Prior to this, he worked in Nigeria’s Ministry of ...
Nina is the Content Delivery Coordinator at JRF, where she oversees the delivery of content across the organisation’s channels, ensuring that everything from reports and stories, to videos is ...
Progress on tackling child poverty in Northern Ireland has stalled and focusing on work alone will not shift the dial on child poverty. It is time to invest in a better future for children.
Building connections, through convening organisations with both tech and social/environmental missions, is seen as beneficial. Such collaborations could set agendas outside the commercial influence of ...
This year’s State of the Nation report looks in detail at whether work is working for people in Scotland. The headline poverty statistics in Scotland are reasonably easy to remember, partly because ...
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