A student’s perspective on the LCYR child and youth poverty conference - Imogen Wilson
A report from the LCYR child and youth poverty conference by Imogen Wilson, who is studying for a Masters in Childhood Studies at the School of Education
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My First Conference Paper. By Annie, aged 41 and ¾
As a second year PhD student at Leeds, researching child food insecurity, Annie Connolly recently attended and presented at the LCYR conference on child and youth poverty. Here she reflects on her experiences as a postgraduate student reaching that daunting milestone of presenting your first academic conference paper.
A student's perspective on the LCYR child and youth poverty conference
A report from the L-CYR conference from Catherine Denham, currently in her second year as a mature student at the University of Leeds studying for a BA in Childhood Studies.
Tax and the wealthy: the tip of a very unhealthy iceberg
Read Tracy Shildrick's article on the Panama Papers tax revelations, inherited wealth and deepening class inequality here.
Millennials v baby boomers: a battle we could have done without
Read Kim Allen's critique of recent debates about the plight of millennials here