News
| Payday lending and public health Our new briefing paper summarises key evidence on the potential harm of payday lending, and how it represents a risk to population health. |
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02 September 2016 |
| The cost of the school day - a headteacher's view David McNulty, Headteacher of Avenue End Primary School, outlines his school’s experiences with the Cost of the School Day project and the lessons learned. |
Published
30 August 2016 |
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| What parents and carers think about the cost of the school day Barbara Adzajlic looks at a new piece of research which reports on findings from interviews about the cost of the school day with parents and carers in North East Glasgow. |
Published
16 August 2016 |
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| We all make mistakes with our finances, but the poorest pay the heaviest price David Hilferty discusses a recent seminar on the hidden financial lives of low income households, and how important it is to consider financial inclusion in policy addressing poverty and inequality. |
Published
14 July 2016 |
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| New Acting Associate Director We are pleased to announce that Dr Pete Seaman has now taken up position as Acting Associate Director. |
Published
06 July 2016 |
| Innovation, imagination and freedom: reflecting on a process of action research Jennifer McLean discusses her experiences of using action research as part of a research and learning programme, Animating Assets. |
Published
05 July 2016 |
| The power of representation Pete Seaman looks at the Representing Communities programme in Dennistoun and how it is using film to capture people's stories about their neighbourhood. |
Published
28 June 2016 |
| The Crunch New programme aims to inform and create discussion around the connections between food, health and the environment. |
Published
14 June 2016 |
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| Addressing vulnerability by putting cash in mums’ pockets Morag Treanor discusses the financial vulnerability of low-income families, misconceptions and issues around benefits and a project aimed to tackle financial vulnerability in Glasgow. |
Published
09 June 2016 |
| The ‘Glasgow Effect’ and the ‘Scottish Effect’: unhelpful terms which have now lost their meaning David Walsh discusses new research on excess mortality and why the terms 'Glasgow Effect' and 'Scottish Effect' are unhelpful and outdated. |
Published
02 June 2016 |