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Graphic: 20.08.14
Keys to Citizenship - Purpose
Keys to Citizenship graphic - purpose is the 1st key to citizenship.
Film: 20.08.14
The Impact of Welfare Reform
Simon Duffy is interviewed by Russia Today (RT) on welfare reform and what it really means for people living in the UK.
Paper: 07.07.14
The Fox Report: From the North East
The Fox Report from the North East provides powerful insight into how 'austerity' is being experienced by people in the…
Paper: 02.07.14
Assessing the Assessors
Independent research by disabled people on the assessment process which many are forced to undergo - the Work…
Paper: 26.06.14
[R]evolution Road
Veena Vasista explores the connections between individual internal change and the journey of creating political,…
Paper: 12.06.14
Fulfilling Potential?
In this significant report Catherine Hale explores the experience of a key group of disabled people who have been…
Review: 26.05.14
Austerity Bites
Mary O'Hara's book describes the many dimensions of 'austerity' and how it is affecting the lives of ordinary people in…
Paper: 14.05.14
The Impact of Cuts in Haringey
A report from Haringey Learning Disabilities Partnership Board following a survey on the impact of cuts in Haringey to…
Article: 14.04.14
Next Steps on a Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA)
Simon Duffy explores the possibility of developing an even more rigorous assessment of how cuts have targeted…
Slide: 11.04.14
Poverty and Welfare Reform
A presentation given at the Hallam Justice and Peace Commission in Sheffield on 1st March 2014 by Dr Simon Duffy.
Article: 25.02.14
Spartacus Network
Spartacus is a network of sick & disabled people who use social media to highlight the impact of the UK Government's…
Project: 04.01.14
Campaign for a Fair Society
A campaign to provide positive alternatives to the UK's austerity programme.
Paper: 03.12.13
How Norms Become Targets
Kaliya Franklin analyses the way in which the use of norms in the management of disability assessment (WCA) undermines…
Slide: 02.12.13
Welfare Reform: True or False?
What is really going on when politicians talk about welfare reform? Test yourself in this welfare reform quiz.
Paper: 13.11.13
The Impact of Welfare Reforms
This report examines the impact of recent welfare reforms on mental health service users in the North East of England.
Paper: 13.11.13
Means Testing in ESA
Steve Griffiths explains how the introduction of more means testing in the ESA further damages the lives and families…
Film: 27.10.13
All In This Together
This film by Dole Animators captures some of the real experiences people are facing today in the light of recent changes…
Slide: 23.09.13
Christianity and Social Justice: Exploring the Meaning of Welfare Reform
This presentation was given to the Archbishop of York and Bishops from the North East of England and Yorkshire.
Article: 22.09.13
The Hidden Housing Subsidy
Simon Duffy explains how the artificially low interest rate in the UK acts as an enormous subsidy to the better-off.
Article: 22.09.13
Ten Attacks on Disabled People's Rights
Simon Duffy provides an overview of the main strategies being used to undermine the human rights of disabled people in…
Article: 08.07.13
Call for a Cumulative Impact Assessment
Catherine Hale shares the text of a letter to her MP calling for her support for the Cumulative Impact Assessment.
Slide: 07.07.13
Briefing for Opposition Day Debate
An overview of the cumulative impact of UK government policies on disabled people. Prepared as a briefing for MPs for a…
Story: 01.07.13
The Special People - A Fable
This fable is taken from Simon Duffy's book The Unmaking of Man and explores what happens when some people are treated as…
Article: 28.05.13
From the British Welfare State to Just Another American State
Mo Stewart argues that the current reforms of the welfare state were inspired by bogus research and the vested…
Slide: 09.04.13
Northern Social Justice
Perhaps the future of the welfare state does not lie in the hands of Southern think tanks but of Northern social…
Slide: 08.04.13
The Meaning of Welfare Reform
A presentation on the real meaning of welfare reform.
Article: 03.04.13
The Big Society Fails the Hardest Hit
Catherine Hale's article explains how a range of UK government policies target disabled people.
Article: 05.02.13
Is It Immoral to Cut Welfare?
Dr Simon Duffy tells of his experience on television, the messages he hoped to communicate and the lessons he learned.
Film: 16.01.13
A Fair Society?
This short 3 minute film explains how the UK Government's current programme of cuts ends up targeting disabled people.
Slide: 25.11.12
Welfare Reform Impact on Mental Health
The UK government's cuts to welfare - known as 'welfare reforms' - will increase levels of mental illness, increase…
Slide: 04.11.12
Personalisation and Cuts
Polly Sweeney of Irwin Mitchell has kindly shared some slides on combating the misuse of personalisation in social…
Paper: 24.10.12
Tall Tales About Welfare Reform
Ben Baumberg, Kate Bell and Declan Gaffney tackle some of the most common welfare myths.
Paper: 24.10.12
Why Inequality Matters
Written by members of My Fair London this paper presents further essential information about income inequality and…
Film: 28.09.12
The UK is Very Unequal
The UK is the third most unequal developed country - and this inequality is bad for all of us - it causes many social…
Film: 27.09.12
Poor Commit the Least Fraud
A lot of fuss is made about benefit cheats - but few people realise it is the poor who commit the least fraud - it is…
Film: 26.09.12
Cuts Target Disabled and Poor
This short film shows how the UK government's spending decisions have targeted disabled people and the poor for cuts.
Film: 25.09.12
The Poor Are Very Poor
The popular myth is that there is no real poverty in the UK - however the reality is that the poor are very poor - living on…
Film: 24.09.12
Poor Pay the Most Tax
This short film explains the surprising fact that in the UK it is the 10% of poorest families who actually pay the most tax…
Film: 19.09.12
Manifesto for a Fair Society
A short film setting out the principles behind and the main ideas within the Campaign for a Fair Society's Manifesto for…
Film: 18.09.12
Is the UK a Fair Society?
This movie introduces the Campaign for a Fair Society - which is organised to campaign against the injustice of a system…
Slide: 10.07.12
A Fair Society in Northern Ireland
A presentation given at the first meeting of the Campaign for a Fair Society in Northern Ireland in June 2012.
Graphic: 02.07.12
Central Taxes Local
Central government taxes local government so that even deprived communities find that they lose a huge fraction of…
Graphic: 10.06.12
UK Cuts by 2015
The cuts in public spending planned by the current UK government for 2015.
Graphic: 06.06.12
Facilitation
Facilitation is the art of helping people bring about change in their own lives as individuals or - most powerfully in…
Graphic: 04.06.12
Fraud in Context
Government's exaggerate the level of benefit fraud for political reasons.
Graphic: 02.06.12
Percentage UK Cuts by 2015
This graph shows the percentage of cuts to be achieved by 2015 in various areas.
Graphic: 01.06.12
History of the Movement
Innovations in public services don't come from government, they come from the efforts of people themselves.
Film: 30.05.12
Welfare Reform is Not Welfare Reform
A short 4 minute film explaining why current Welfare Reform plans are not real reforms and exploding some key myths.
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