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A step forward for place-based approaches as English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill receives Royal Assent
A step forward for place-based approaches as English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill receives Royal Assent The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill received Royal Assent today, 29th April, and… read more
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Social Mobility Commission co-hosts roundtable on AI rewards vs risks with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
At Blackpool and The Fylde College, The Social Mobility Commission and Tony Blair Institute for Global Change co-chaired a roundtable with business leaders, community stakeholders, and education institutions to discuss… read more
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Deputy Chair delivers keynote at United Nations Global Compact Network’s social mobility report launch
Resham Kotecha, Deputy Chair of the Social Mobility Commission, addressed a room of business leaders, policymakers and regional stakeholders at the launch event of the UN Global Compact Network’s new… read more
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New think-piece on how to improve English and maths GCSE resits
A new government consultation has put a long-running debate in the education sector into the spotlight – is it time to restructure English and maths GCSE resits for 16-19 year-olds…. read more
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“Manchesterism”: Building the UK’s Leading Engine of Social Mobility – Andy Burnham joins Alun Francis for new podcast episode
Greater Manchester has become the trailblazer for English devolution, but what can other parts of the country learn from its experience? In the latest episode of Social Mobility Talks, Alun… read more
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Social Mobility Commission vows to deepen understanding of opportunity in Northern Ireland during visit
More localised approaches are essential to driving opportunity and reducing regional inequalities across Northern Ireland, according to the Social Mobility Commission. Robert Wilson, Deputy Chair of the Social Mobility Commission,… read more
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All NEETs are not the same, Social Mobility Commission warns government review
The national conversation on the nearly one million young people Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) is failing to address the regional inequality and entrenched disadvantages behind the stats,… read more
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Who shapes the future? Women, Tech and AI – New Podcast Episode
Right now only 1 in 4 tech workers are women and just 9% are from a low socio-economic background. What does it mean when the sector shaping the future doesn’t… read more
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‘Extreme regional disparities’ a leading cause of entrenched inequality in the UK, annual report states
Data spanning the last 25 years, collected and analysed by the Social Mobility Commission, lays bare a stark reality – modern day Britain is plagued by regional inequalities. The findings… read more
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Former industrial heartlands have faced 50 years of disadvantage, says Social Mobility Commission
Largest report of UK social mobility exposes ‘entrenched disadvantages’ and postcode lottery across the UK. “Left behind communities” described as the “defining social mobility challenge of our generation” by Chair… read more
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New report reveals that Britons value feeling secure, healthy and connected, over high pay and professional status
The Social Mobility Commission has published our new report which shows that Britons value feeling secure, healthy and connected, over high pay and professional status. The report presents public perceptions… read more
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Britons reject status-driven social mobility – success now means stability, wellbeing and a life lived on your own terms
New research published by the Social Mobility Commission reveals: The British public are far less concerned about money and social status, than they are about financial stability and their personal… read more