psychology, poverty, & policy

psychology, poverty, & policy has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. Resources vnsasea has populated their site with include: • State capability, effectiveness, and policy reform • Staying Put: Supporting care leavers at risk of homelessness | Research in Practice • Can 'nudges' work at scale? • Gone broke? Go woke • Personalised Budgets in Homelessness Randomised Controlled Trial in the Guardian • The Government is releasing thousands from prison early - they must think about what comes next. • A Quasi-Experimental Evaluation of the Lifelong Links Intervention for Reducing Homelessness amongst Care Leavers • A Quasi-Experimental Evaluation of the Staying Put Intervention for Reducing Homelessness Among Care Leavers • How and why we're making student finance more transparent • We need a balanced approach to research ethics if we want our research to help everyone • Consent, assent and randomised evaluations • APPG inclusive growth conference • Towards the manifestos: What’s the agenda for fixing poverty and tackling inequality in the UK? • Die Psychologie der Armut - Artikel in Internationale Politik Special 01/23 - Mercator Kolleg • The psychology of populism: why are Europe and the West moving to the right? • Vanessa Hirneis on LinkedIn: Let's talk about equal opportunity and social mobility in 🇩🇪 • Vanessa Hirneis - Mercator Foundation on International Affairs • Can psychology help us solve the climate crisis? • On being a ONE Youth Ambassador: ‘It showed me the power of young people’ • These youths drafted a powerful proposal to G7 leaders • Ahornsirup und Weltpolitik: G7 Jugendkonferenz in Kanada • OFFENER BRIEF: Generationengerechtigkeit im Hambacher Wald