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Designed for senior policymakers and decision-makers from government and the third sector, our Policy Fellowship Programme offers you the opportunity to explore the policy questions you are looking to address in your professional role.

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Soon heading out of the door for @easp-spa-2025.bsky.social new notebook and pencil in hand. Looking forward to lots of interesting presentations and catching up with old and new alike #York2025

YouTube video by Megan K Blake Introducing Food Ladders: A way of seeing community food provision

A short explainer of FoodLadders. youtu.be/q9hbTXeBZjU?...

Our new paper on "Place-based solidarity: Crisis, austerity and the devolution of responsibility"

authors: Coco Huggins and Mia Gray

is now available free online: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

🚨3-Year Postdoc Position in Zurich @ipz.bsky.social

❓Political implications of labor market transformation

Plenty of flexibility, no teaching obligations, great research environment in an highly livable city.

Deadline: May 18, 2025.

tinyurl.com/postdoczurich

#polisky #poliscijobs #psjminfo

Settled’s New British Citizenship Service - Settled Settled is proud to announce our new British Citizenship Service. Do you need help to make an application for British citizenship? We are here to help!

EU citizens' rights group @Settled.bsky.social has launched a new service for people who need help to make an application for British citizenship. settled.org.uk/settled-new-...

Hello @socialpolicyuk.bsky.social I'm trying to register but am getting an error message when using the website contact email for a particular query. Anyone out there who can help?

https://www.sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/disabled-peoples-lived-experiences-of-benefit-reform-and-the-costs-of-disability/ ESRC-funded Supervisor-led Studentship Disabled People's Lived Experiences of Benefit Reform and the Costs of Disability University of Glasgow Supervisors: Professor Sharon Wright, Professor Charlotte Pearson, Dr Clementine Hill O'Connor Deadline 10 April, 5pm BST References due 16 April, 5pm BST To apply go to apply.sgsss.ac.uk Picture of historic stone Glasgow University building with green grass, trees and sunshine.

Spread the word! Exciting new fully funded PhD opportunity to research disabled people's lived experiences of benefit reform and the costs of disability.
Deadline: 10 April
@uofglasgow.bsky.social @uofgussp.bsky.social @uofgsps.bsky.social @sgsss.bsky.social @clemmiehilloconnor.bsky.social

Wife of Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist facing deportation, says she was 'naive' not to expect his arrest "I didn’t take him seriously. Clearly I was naive," Noor Abdalla, a U.S. citizen who is pregnant with the couple’s first child, told Reuters.

5. Student from Syria 🇸🇾 with Green Card

Detained and possibly deported

Canadian Jasmine Mooney detained by ICE for days after trying to enter U.S. from Mexico, her mom says Canadian Jasmine Mooney was detained by ICE at the U.S.-Mexico border when she tried to return to the United States, according to her mother.

4. Business consultant from Canada 🇨🇦 trying to renew work visa

Detained for a week, work visa denied

British tourist detained by US authorities for 10 days over visa issue Backpacker Rebecca Burke was handcuffed and taken to a detention facility in Washington state

7. Tourist from UK 🇬🇧

Detained and handcuffed - unclear why

Not uncommon for highly skilled and academics to struggle with this: you are recruited or hired for a job that requires travel (and holding this job is a requirement to keep your work permit) but then doing said travel will put you out of the country too long so you violate permit conditions.

This is important work - and highly relevant. Classism at elite institutions is alive and well. Having received an offer from Cambridge University last month, I find myself unable to pay for it and completely unsupported by the university, and I know that many others are in the same boat 💔

Abstract for "A Typology of US parents' mental loads: Core and episodic cognitive labor"

Delighted to share a new publication out today in the Journal of Marriage and Family w/ the brilliant @leahruppanner.bsky.social. In "A typology of US parents’ mental loads: Core and episodic cognitive labor" we assess underlying patterns in the domestic "mental load" among 3,000 US parents. 🧵 1/10

Fascinating report out today from @nyecominetti.bsky.social and @louisemurphy.bsky.social on low-to-middle income families' experience of work - many more people in these families are employed than they were in the 90s, but there's still big improvements to be made to their experience of work.

How cuts to youth clubs affected teen crime and education | Institute for Fiscal Studies Teenagers affected by austerity-induced youth club closures performed 4% worse in exams at age 16 and became 14% more likely to commit crimes.

How cuts to youth clubs affected teen crime and education
@theifs.bsky.social

ifs.org.uk/articles/how...

- did not just serve as ‘holding spaces’
- also positive activities and structured support
- closures create greater societal costs than the sums saved from public spending by their closure

Research and statistics Find statistics from government

A quick heads-up to DWP wonks that a huge tranche of almost 30 research reports has been published today (presumably held back under the previous government?) covering Universal Credit, childcare, disability & pensions - lots of interesting stuff in there... www.gov.uk/search/resea...

I have recently finished my PhD where I used the capability approach to look at Universal Credit in-work progression. You can find it here: etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/35709/.

Just starting out here. Hello to old and new!