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  1. Exploring racial inequality
    resilience_and_empowerment/exploring_racial_inequality
  2. New virtue to tackle old vices
    Reflections on Maria Pereira's recent GCPH seminar and further thoughts on philosophical tradition and the current economy.
    latest/news/475_new_virtue_to_tackle_old_vices
  3. Black History Month 2023
    Black History Month (BHM) is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions and achievements of Black people in UK society but also to recognise the ongoing struggle for racial equality, rooted in Black history.
    latest/news/1104_black_history_month_2023
  4. Health and inclusive economy
    money_and_work/health_and_inclusive_growth
  5. 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.
    latest/news/649_we_all_make_mistakes_with_our_finances_but_the_poorest_pay_the_heaviest_price
  6. The mind of the Precariat...?
    James Egan discusses the 'Precariat' and the recent seminar delivered by Prof Guy Standing
    latest/news/297_the_mind_of_the_precariat
  7. Active travel in Glasgow: what we’ve learned so far
    This report brings together GCPH learning on transport and health, with a specific focus on active travel.
    publications/702_active_travel_in_glasgow_what_we_ve_learned_so_far
  8. Challenge Poverty Week 2018
    This annual awareness week highlights the realities of poverty and aims to increase public support for action to combat poverty.
    latest/news/862_challenge_poverty_week_2018
  9. Looking on the positive side...
    Jennifer McLean discusses asset based approaches in the wider landscape of public health.
    latest/news/311_looking_on_the_positive_side
  10. The importance of fighting for long-term change alongside the provision of immediate solutions
    Debbie King shares her reflections on our recent seminar by Prof Cameron Parsell and Andrew Clarke on ‘How can charity be reimagined to contribute towards a more just society?’ and explains how Shelter Scotland is focussed on doing just that.
    latest/news/1059_the_importance_of_fighting_for_long-term_change_alongside_the_provision_of_immediate_solutions