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Hostile Environment: how immigrants became scapegoats (LIVE)

Podcasts

Hostile Environment: how immigrants became scapegoats (LIVE)

Latest episode of our award winning podcast - subscribe on iTunes!

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

12 November 2019

Freedom of movement, the climate emergency, the Brexit Party and armed forces pledges

Coverage

Freedom of movement, the climate emergency, the Brexit Party and armed forces pledges

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC 2 Politics Live

Miatta Fahnbulleh

11 November 2019

Weekly Economics Podcast: Public ownership 2.0

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Public ownership 2.0

Latest episode of our award winning podcast – subscribe on iTunes!

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

18 February 2019

Weekly Economics Podcast: What does a progressive border policy look like?

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: What does a progressive border policy look like?

Latest episode of our award winning podcast – subscribe on iTunes!

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

11 February 2019

Weekly Economics Podcast: Does the Windrush scandal signal the end of Britain's 'hostile environment'?

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Does the Windrush scandal signal the end of Britain's 'hostile environment'?

Latest episode of our award winning podcast – subscribe on iTunes!

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

11 June 2018

IWD2018: 4 examples of fearless women working for change

Blog

IWD2018: 4 examples of fearless women working for change

This International Women's Day, four members of NEF staff celebrate the women who inspire them

Emily Scurrah, Hanna Wheatley, Rebecca Winson, Sara Mahmoud

08 March 2018

How can we bring people back into the Brexit debate?

Blog

How can we bring people back into the Brexit debate?

An evening of discussion around bringing people back into the Brexit debate.

Will Brett

29 November 2017

Revealed: the £328m cost if migrants downed tools for the day

Press Releases

Revealed: the £328m cost if migrants downed tools for the day

The UK economy would grind to a halt without the contribution of migrant workers

Will Brett

20 February 2017

The UK food system after Brexit

Blog

The UK food system after Brexit

Migrant workers are essential to our food system in the UK. So what will be the consequences post-Brexit?

Gabriel Bristow, Stephen Devlin

09 February 2017

Theresa May on Brexit: what she said and what it means

Blog

Theresa May on Brexit: what she said and what it means

We deconstruct the Prime Minister's heavily trailed Brexit speech.

Christine Berry

17 January 2017

Weekly Economics Podcast: The Future of Migration

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: The Future of Migration

How do we combat hate and racism in British society? This week with guests from Hope Not Hate and Migrant Voice.

19 December 2016

We polled Remain voters - this is what they told us

Blog

We polled Remain voters - this is what they told us

We can't rely on a 48% strategy for Brexit

Marc Stears

28 November 2016

"There can be no 48% strategy for Brexit"

Press Releases

"There can be no 48% strategy for Brexit"

Newly published polling shows surprisingly few differences between Remain and Leave voters on key issues

Ross Haig

28 November 2016

Turning back to the sea

Publications

Turning back to the sea

A Blue New Deal to revitalise coastal communities

Fernanda Balata, Olivier Vardakoulias

17 November 2016

A step towards real control over Brexit

Blog

A step towards real control over Brexit

Now we need a proper, open and honest national debate

Marc Stears

03 November 2016

Building a new economy where people really take control

Press Releases

Building a new economy where people really take control

Britain’s biggest progressive think tank sets out its new agenda

Ross Haig

11 October 2016

"We learned something enormously important this summer"

Coverage

"We learned something enormously important this summer"

Marc Stears, our Chief Executive, on BBC Radio 4's Today

Marc Stears

11 October 2016

Bringing communities back together after Brexit

Blog

Bringing communities back together after Brexit

Developing an inclusive and outward-looking agenda

Rachel Laurence

09 October 2016

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