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Racism is driving us mad

BAME people can't access mental health services as easily as their white counterparts – and why, when they do get support, they have lower recovery rates

Samara Linton

14 December 2020

Blog

Green and pleasant land

As we imagine the world we want to live in after the pandemic, the role of the parks, gardens and green space in our mental health is vital

Sofie Jenkinson

11 December 2020

Coverage

We Need Five Days’ Pay for Four Days’ Work

Aidan Harper writes for Jacobin

Aidan Harper

09 December 2020

Coverage

To save the economy, we need a shorter working week

Aidan Harper writes for Tribune

Aidan Harper

08 December 2020

Blog

Coastal communities in the time of Covid

In November, we hosted a webinar series on the urgent needs of coastal areas and how nature and people on the coast are key to a green and fair recovery.

Fernanda Balata

04 December 2020

Coverage

The decline of the high street

Miatta Fahnbulleh on LBC News

Miatta Fahnbulleh

03 December 2020

Coverage

The collapse of Arcadia group

Alfie Stirling on LBC News

Alfie Stirling

03 December 2020

Coverage

The impact of Covid on UK retail

Miatta Fahnbulleh on Times Radio

Miatta Fahnbulleh

03 December 2020

Coverage

The case for a four-day week

Aidan Harper on talkRADIO

Aidan Harper

02 December 2020

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Finding hope during and after the pandemic

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by researcher and author, Christine Berry and Farzana Khan, executive director and co-founder of Healing Justice London

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

01 December 2020

Press Releases

Mayors warn the gov't that an income crisis is unfolding as new research shows that 2.5 million more people are expected to fall into hardship by Spring

New analysis produced for a group of Mayors by the New Economics Foundation shows that by next April a third of the UK population will be living on an income with which they can’t afford the basics for a decent standard of living

30 November 2020

Blog

Falling through the cracks

New NEF analysis shows the social security system is at breaking point this winter, with millions more people struggling for a decent standard of living.

Sarah Arnold, Alex Chapman, Lukasz Krebel, Alfie Stirling

30 November 2020