James-Souch, Ethne; Mas, Josefina; Morris, Siobhan; Murphy, Sinéad; Stevenson, Olivia; Whittaker, Matt; (2024) Structurally Unsound Five Years On. UCL Grand Challenges: London, UK.

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In 2019, UCL partnered with the Resolution Foundation on a knowledge exchange commission, Exploring Inequalities: Igniting research to better inform UK policy. October 2024 will mark the five-year anniversary of the launch of the commission’s report Structurally Unsound – Exploring Inequalities: Igniting research (https://www.ucl.ac.uk/grand-challenges/ucls-six-grand-challenges/grand-challenge-justice-and-equality/justice-and-equality-projects-0) to better inform policy. / Ahead of this, on 4 June 2024, UCL Grand Challenges, UCL Public Policy and Pro Bono Economics hosted a reflective workshop which reconvened experts drawn from academia, business, policy, and civil society involved, to share insights on the changed landscape of structural inequalities in the UK and discuss approaches to addressing these. / Key aims of the day were to explore: • What has changed in the inequalities landscape? Where are we now? / • What successes have there been? What has worked? / • What learnings have there been? What has held back progress? / • How can we build consensus across sectors to move the dial on tackling structural inequalities in UK? Where next? / The workshop featured ‘lightning talks’ focussed on the five cross-cutting themes outlined in the 2019 report: Language, Voice, Opportunity, Place and Understanding Evidence. The ideas discussed in the workshops are found in the summary report.

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