Looking forward to this!

Last 24 hours to apply for our latest IPPR North North East role! If in doubt, please apply. It's such a great time to be working on the regional agenda in the North East.

It was an absolute pleasure to meet & speak to RECLAIM about community wealth building and hear about their invaluable work empowering working class young people to drive political, economic and social change 🫡

Go check them out! ✊ reclaim.org.uk

Great day in Cardiff talking about the foundational economy and community wealth building- very energising - Diolch !

Welcome to the death of EDI where creativity becomes the preserve of the privileged - what a way to invest in sectors that make 🇬🇧 world leading .. theguardian.com/education/2024…

Great piece by Sarah Longlands (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies highlighting our joint research that revealed the scale of the economic & social cost of the barriers women face in the labour market and why we need to put gender equality at the heart of our economic strategies themj.co.uk/Left-and-behin…

“If ever we needed an example of the risks of selling essential infrastructure to investment firms, this is it”.

Our Senior Data Analyst Adam Almeida writes for the The Guardian on Thames Water and why we need public ownership,

theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

A great piece of work from (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies and as relevant now as I’m 2016. Thanks for the throwback Friday moment Lesley Martin ❤️

Today, we released our joint report with (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies which analyses the gender inequalities and barriers to work that women face. Ultimately, the paper provides an agenda for change for gender inclusion with recommendations for local and national government.

Delighted to see coverage of #WomensWork on the front page of today’s The Yorkshire Post - link 👇 and read the full report at CLES.org.uk/womenswork

Really pleased to be at the launch event of this really important report! If we want thriving places; work and the economy has to work for everyone!

And people have to be involved in shaping all things that make for a better life and place to live in! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

Today was the launch event for our joint report on #WomensWork with @CLESThinkDo and we’d like to thank everyone who attended, as well as all the speakers who provided a range of different perspectives on how gender equality can deliver stronger local economies.

It’s been brilliant to work with Women's Budget Group in setting out an agenda for change in our local and national economies. 🙌

Some brilliant and challenging contributions from our panel - responding to our new report on gender equality skilfully chaired by Dr Zubaida Haque

Sarah Tulip 🌷
Kiran Trehan
Nahid Rasool Shantona Leeds

“Why do we still continue to be custodians of the status quo?”

#Womenswork

The newly published research from (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies Women's Budget Group & Leeds Council News is sobering stuff. The barriers to paid work encountered by women in Leeds has risen by 7% in the last year. This has huge economic & social impact. It's time to rewire the economy around inclusivity!

Good coverage of our new (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies report in The Yorkshire Post Greg Wright 👇

Powerful words on how we need to put women at the heart of our economic strategies Mayor Tracy Brabin 🌹 responding to the Launch of our new report on gender equality. 👏👏👏

Inclusive growth needs to address all forms of inequality - demographic as well as regional and spatial.

This excellent report from Women's Budget Group and (CLES) Centre for Local Economic Strategies with Leeds Council News looks at how gender equality can foster stronger local economies 👇

cles.org.uk/womenswork