CASE is taking part at the #LSEFestival 2025 with two events: a public lecture on the key policies and strategies that can bring a society free from poverty into reality and a presentation of the Insecure lives project. Find out more

Read about the report on the needs of unaccompanied young people in London (research by Helen Connolly at the University of Bedforshire & #CASE's Ilona Pinter, funded by London Councils & the Association of London Directors of Children’s Services)

On 09/07/25, Saffron Woodcraft from @glo_pro will explore the role of hyper-local metrics in foregrounding intricate patterns of spatial and socio-economic inequality that conventional measures of regeneration impact tend to overlook. Register here:

RT @lse_london: New @CASE_LSE research maps how area deprivation & ethnicity intersect with household over-indebtedness in London. 📌Check….

RT @LSEblogs: #Insecurity comes in many forms: financial, housing, work, health. The number of those facing multiple forms of insecurity i….

"Is economic growth being blocked by unacknowledged insecurity crisis?".Read the latest @LSEblogs @LSEpoliticsblog post by Becky Tunstall who is writing on the multiple forms of insecurity that an increasingly higher number of UK adults suffer from.

How do we halt the intergenerational transmission of poverty? @LSEpoliticsblog .Abigail McKnight reviews new evidence around the mechanisms of #poverty transmission between generations.

Don't miss #CASE's participation at the #LSEFestival exhibition (running till 3 July) with our project on how multiple insecurities affect life chances and wellbeing and how joined-up policy could help.

Inequalities in unpaid care understood through the lens of social determinants – Tania Burchardt’s new article in @IJCCjournal.#socialrisk #socialdeterminants #inequalities #caring.

New CASE research funded by the ESRC COLIF Fellowship programme, undertaken by Eleni Karagiannaki in partnership with @StepChange maps how area deprivation & ethnicity intersects with household over-indebtedness in London. The results reveal stark divides.

The event recording is now available on YouTube.

RT @StepChange: 📈We are pleased to have partnered with @CASE_LSE on their new research examining indebtedness within London, and the inter….

RT @LSEblogs: What leads to #intergenerational #poverty, and what can alleviate it?. On @LSEpoliticsblog Abigail McKnight @CASE_LSE reviews….

RT @LSEpublicevents: The first event of this year’s LSE Festival is a panel discussing some of the key policies and strategies that can bri….

New LSE BPP blog by CASE's Abigail McKnight on how do we halt the intergenerational transmission of poverty. Findings discussed at today's LSE Festival in a session on "A society free from poverty: how do we get there and what would it look like?".

From today and until 3 July, don't miss our participation at the #LSEFestival Exhibition 2025 with a session on the 'Insecure Lives' project, which explores how multiple insecurities affect life chances and wellbeing and how joined-up policy could help.

On Monday 16 June, don't miss our public lecture at the #LSEFestival 2025. Abigail McKnight, @abbyabhaya, and @TCStephens will be discussing policies and strategies that can free a society from poverty.

Inequalities in unpaid care understood through the lens of social determinants – Tania Burchardt’s new article in @IJCCjournal .#socialrisk #socialdeterminants #inequalities #caring.

People experiencing multiple insecurities feel under huge pressure, and face barriers to improving their situation and contributing to economic growth, new CASE research Insecure Lives shows.

RT @LSEnews: 📉 New @CASE_LSE research reveals over five million UK adults are experiencing record levels of “multi-stress” over financial,….