My latest article shows that the Universal Credit conditionality regime harms mothers' employment prospects and caring responsibilities regardless of social class, but sometimes the negative effects are exacerbated for working class mothers cambridge.org/core/journals/…

york.ac.uk/study/postgrad… New *fully funded* PhD studentship on the History of New Earswick, the 'Chocolate Conscience' and the emergence of social housing UoY_SBS UoY School for Business and Society - Research Research at York

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A new Child of the North APPG report published today by Health Equity North reveals the disproportionately high rates of children in care in the North and the £25bn cost placed on stretched services
University of York University of Liverpool Emma Lewell-Buck MP Mary Robinson MP

healthequitynorth.co.uk/children-in-th…

Just back from Easter holidays & trawling through 100’s of emails? Put that off for a few more minutes and sign up for our online Center launch in June! 🎉

Really wonderful to be part of this event and learn from others research. If you want to hear more about our project, including reflections on using arts-based participatory methods with young people, have a look at our webpage: youthgeographies.com Youth Geographies of Inequality UoY_SBS

Come along tomorrow (hybrid) to UoY_SBS University of York to hear a fantastic line up of speakers on the 2-child limit, food banks and the geographies of inequality Dr Kate Haddow Kat Chzhen Aniela Wenham Katherine Smith & Antonios Roumpakis york.ac.uk/business-socie…

'Making a Participatory Film with Young People in Scarborough': A new storytelling post on our website shares experiences of how we began a participatory film-making project with young people in Scarborough youthgeographies.com/story/session-… Aniela Wenham Antonios Roumpakis Simona Manni

Such important discussion at this event, incl. research from Annie Irvine. Overarching questions on the conditions driving the rise in prevalence in mental health problems for young people. Emphasis on identifying the root causes and the need for a holistic framework of support

A really important and timely research project looking at young people’s education to work transitions, capturing the important of family, careers advice, the impact of covid and so much more. Great resource and great contribution to the field of #youthstudies

These 3 factors have also been coming up a lot in our Young Lives Young Futures interviews so far.

For example, many young people we've spoken to have turned to family networks for careers support and/or work opportunities - and see them as their most significant source of encouragement.

First findings from Youth Geographies of Inequality show that geographical factors & spatial inequalities play a major role in young people’s access to emotional support.

So does family. And so did Covid.

Our latest blog explores our experiences of working with young people as Co-researchers as part of the project, including aspects of training, delivering interviews, analysis, and the achievements of our fantastic Young Co-researchers along the way youthgeographies.com/blog/working-w…

If you live in #Scarborough please take a look at our research project and how to get involved. We are looking for adults to share their experiences of supporting young people SidewalkYouthProject North Yorkshire Youth North Yorkshire Coast OA

📢 Hear more from the Youth Geographies of Inequality research project and their latest workshop with young people exploring emotional support for film-making.

Check it out ⬇️

youthgeographies.com/story/session-…

Great to be back working with young people and exploring the coast in #Scarborough

Some really good new research going on in York looking at how places and family can influence young people's emotional lives and well-being. Particularly impressive to see young people at the heart of the research. Aniela Wenham Antonios Roumpakis Youth Geographies of Inequality health.org.uk/funding-and-pa…

Our book it out! Beautifully launched by Maria Tumarkin from Faculty of Arts and with the stellar Tyne Daile Sumner as our MC, Ashley Barnwell and I are excited to see this one entering the world. Thanks to all contributors and to Bristol Uni Press 🙏

Calling all #youthstudies folk. If you are interested place based inequalities, how they are lived/experienced by young people as they transition to adulthood, then please do give our project a share/like/follow. Robert MacDonald Tracy Shildrick Naomi Thompson Tania de St Croix @SteveRoberts