ISER experts review Higher Education Statistics Agency’s Graduate Outcomes survey data
HESA commissioned ISER to conduct an expert review of the UK-wide survey of recent graduates
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Expert meeting on nowcasting and mid-term projections through microsimulation models
Our Centre for MIcrosimulation and Policy Analysis hosts InGRID event for academics and researchers in supra-national and international organisations and data providers, in the wake of the Covid-19 employment shock and related government support policies
Building back healthier and fairer – is it time for universal school meals?
Dr Angus Holford presents findings from our recent policy analysis for the Nuffield Foundation at Sustain debate
New ISER research and policy insights shared with Department of Work and Pensions
New work shared as part of the Areas of Research Interest workshop organised with the Universities of Essex, Kent and UEA.
Boomers and Boomerangs – The past and pandemic present of multi-generational living
Professor Emily Grundy joins Lord David Willetts at Resolution Foundation event discussing new research
A Watershed Moment for Social Policy and Human Rights – where next for the UK post-COVID?
New book, co-authored by ISER's Dr Amy Clair, questions if an alternative approach to social policy, based on human rights and social justice, is necessary to tackle the existing systemic inequalities brought to the foreground by COVID-19
Mothers pay mental health price for school closures
New study led by Dr Birgitta Rabe finds school closures responsible for around half of the decline in mental health experienced by mothers during the pandemic
Our Centre for Microsimulation and Policy Analysis celebrates first anniversary
CeMPA gathers experts in microsimulation and policy analysis for inaugural general assembly to discuss innovative new research proects from around the world
Colloquium on Racial and Ethnic Inequalities in Migration
A cross-institutional event featuring new research and keynotes from Professor Lucinda Platt and Kate H Choi, Associate Professor at the University of Western Ontario
Social cohesion after lockdown – Dr Magda Borkowska joins debate to discuss her recent research
Cumberland Lodge Debate and Dialogue with Jo Broadwood, Chief Executive of Belong, The Cohesion and Integration Network, and Professor David Halpern, Chief Executive of the Behavioural Insights Team, will discuss how communities rebuild and recover
New research on reducing obesity to be presented at Industry and Parliament Trust event
Dr Birgitta Rabe presents her recent studies at Appetite for Action - Reducing Obesity - online event chaired by Shadow Minister for Food, Farming, and Fisheries, Daniel Zeichner
New groundbreaking study into the impact of Universal Free School Meals schemes
New study will examine programmes run in several local authorities in England since 2004 and the impact on children’s educational attainment, absences and bodyweight