Report Build it and they will come
By Rima Berry, 2019
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to new approaches to housing provision, design and opportunities for those excluded from the housing market. Many Fellows have undertaken projects addressing this over the years including as part of our recent programme of Fellowships on housing, developed in partnership with the National Housing Federation in 2016-2018.
Report Build it and they will come
By Rima Berry, 2019
Fellows' updates June 2023 Fellow's update: Joanne McGrath
Progression Coach, Joanne McGrath (CF 2017), published the second paper from her PhD. Her paper is about how women with multiple disadvantage (homelessness, substance use, poor mental health) are often subject to both stigma in society and stigmatising interactions with services. In the case of women involved in the family courts system, rates of child removal are far higher in economically disadvantaged areas. Joanne explores women's experiences of losing custody of their children and highlight how stigma has shaped these experiences. Find out more here.
By Joanne McGrath, 2023
Report An examination of political campaigning strategies for ending homelessness
By Hannah Gousy, 2019
Report Learning from intergenerational housing projects in the USA
By Emma Garland, 2016
News Downing Street hosts homelessness briefing by Fellow
Amy Varle led a special briefing for the Prime Minister’s office on 24 September, followed by a policy discussion at the Churchill War Rooms
5 October 2021
Fellows' updates September 2021 Fellows' update: Amy Varle
Homelessness campaigner Amy Varle (CF 2016) presented findings from her Covid-19 Action Fund project at Downing Street on 24 September. Amy’s project looked at digital solutions to ending and preventing homelessness and she has launched an impact-led social networking platform as a result.
By Amy Varle, 2021
Report Tackling homelessness in rural communities
By Rory Weal, 2019