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    What about Black Trans People?

    14, August 2020

    What about Black Trans People? I squint at my phone screen and my friend zooms in on the call, I watch from my bedroom as a disappointing Black Lives Matter demonstration talks about “Black on Black crime”, and does not once mention my...

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    Patterns of severe and multiple disadvantage in women

    10, February 2020

    Many people will face a major adversity at some point in their life. A period of overwhelming depression or anxiety. Time in a violent or abusive relationship. Perhaps a spell with no home, or dependent on drugs or alcohol. Some people will...

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    Telling a Different Story: Understanding news media coverage of severe and multiple disadvantage

    13, January 2020

    Telling a Different Story: Understanding news media coverage of severe and multiple disadvantage is a research inquiry conducted between January 2018 to March 2019. It explores how print and online news media report on severe and multiple...

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    People Not Problems: Politicians respond to five experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage

    29, October 2019

    This report is about the tens of thousands of people who face multiple complex problems such as homelessness, drug and alcohol misuse, experience of the criminal justice system, serious mental health problems, and cycles of violence, abuse or...

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    New Hard Edges report is shining a light on SMD

    5, July 2019

    In 2019, people in Scotland are seeking, and in some cases being advised, to commit crimes in order to get the support they need. Let that sink in for a minute. Of all the findings of Hard Edges Scotland, most of which do not make easy...

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    Bereavement and multiple disadvantage

    18, December 2018

    Revolving Doors Agency’s Research Network has published a new literature review on Bereavement and Loss. It outlines how people facing severe and multiple disadvantage (particularly people in prison) are disproportionately affected by...

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    Knowledge Action Inquiry: Paradigm shift

    15, November 2018

    Earlier this week we flagged that one of the elements of our Knowledge Action Inquiry is ‘examining the basis of our collective knowledge system’. By this, we mean that we want to explore the underlying values, assumptions and judgments we...

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    MAC-UK and Centre for Mental Health’s latest research

    27, March 2017

    Why is it that the most disadvantaged young people in our society are least able to access support when they need it and on their terms? This is the question MAC-UK have been seeking to answer over the last decade, working with young people to...

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    Systems Changers 2016 ‘From where I stand:’ How frontline workers can contribute to and create systems change

    20, March 2017
    Systems Changers 2016

    The ambition of Systems Changers is to enable frontline workers to contribute to and create systems change. To empower people to gain a sense of agency to influence the multiple systems they work within. This report is structured around three...

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    Systems Changers – harnessing the power of insights from the frontline

    3, May 2016

    Very rarely do we give enough or any attention to the knowledge and insights of the front line worker. Systems changers is a programme that aims to change that.   We know how important it is to hear the voice of users.  Alongside that...

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