Maria Gatto discusses the relationship between housing condition and psychological distress using the British Household Panel Survey for people aged 16 years and older over a 12-year period.
Nicole Renehan discusses the design of neuroinclusive interventions using co-produced data and action learning sets.
Morgan Brown and Ellen O’Connor discuss awareness of the Armed Forces Covenant using data from the British Social Attitudes Survey.
Sophie Gawryla explores how research using UK Data Service data has supported impact assessments for renters’ rights reforms and how this will feed into the Renters’ Rights act 2026.
Hannah Manzur examines how UK ethnicity data can (mis)represent lived identities, recommending key changes to how ethnic groups are categorised in data collection.
Georgia Cronshaw shares her research on neighbourhood green space deprivation and how its associations with children’s developmental outcomes may differ by ethnicity.
Elaine Robinson and Juliet Stone, from the Centre for Research in Social Policy, share insights from their quantitative analysis underpinning Marie Curie’s Dying in poverty campaign.
Rhiannon Williams discusses the different engagement avenues available to researchers wanting to generate impact in the healthcare sector.
Eve Little explores how data and research have informed understanding of child poverty and contributed to recent policy change, including the removal of the two-child limit.