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A programme of research funded by the The Nuffield Foundation and led by CASE, May 2015 - March 2018. The central objective of this project is to improve understanding of multidimensional poverty and disadvantage as experienced by children and young people in Britain. The findings will address an important gap in the research literature by providing a new quantitative evidence base on four groups of children:
The research will use seven different data sets to build up evidence across four critical domains of life: standard of living, health, education and learning, and physical security. The central research questions are:
Programme Launch: Building up the data infrastructure on missing and invisible children The report launch was held at LSE on 2nd March 2018 and was attended by stakeholders, policymakers and academics. An overview of findings from the project as a whole, summaries of in depth findings from each of the project workstreams and recommendations looking forward were presented.
Speakers (Report authors): Dr. Polly Vizard (Associate Director of CASE, Associate Professional Research Fellow), Dr. Tania Burchardt (Director of CASE, Associate Professor in Social Policy, LSE), Dr. Polina Obolenskaya (Research Officer, CASE) Respondents: Leon Feinstein (Director of Evidence, Children's Commissioner of England), Dr. Kitty Stewart (Associate Director of CASE, Associate Professor in Social Policy, LSE) Chair: Dr. Kerris Cooper (CASE) Presentation slides are available to download here: The launch event also included a presentation by Leon Feinstein (Director of Evidence, Children's Commissioner for England) on the links between the project and the Children's Commissioner for England workstream on vulnerable children. This presentation about the project was given by Dr Tania Burchardt at the University of Glasgow, Q-Step Centre Celebration Lecture on 18th May 2018.
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