Reducing NEETness and barriers to opportunity: evaluating the Exeter Exam Centre The Policy Institute at King's is evaluating whether a GCSE exam centre set up by the University of…
Your Voice on Immigration: a deliberative process on work-related immigration Deliberative research into public attitudes to work-related immigration
Extreme heat hits financially insecure Londoners hardest, study finds Majority of Londoners say government should do more to help people adapt to extreme heat
Cash transfers for care leavers: a randomised controlled trial This is the first study conducted by the Cash Lab, a research group investigating whether giving…
Living the London Living Wage With continued pressures from the rising cost of living, understanding the role of the London Living…
Hopeful futures The Hopeful Futures project invited a group of Londoners to take part in a series of deliberative…
UK asylum system ’exhausts by design’, harming mental health, study finds New research adds to growing calls for a more humane asylum system that prioritises dignity over…
Inequality Knocks Again How wealth inequality exacerbates the risks of extreme heat in the UK, and what to do about it
Review of deliberative engagement on climate policy development Review of deliberative engagement on climate policy development
Reducing Police Use of Force: Evidence from a Scenario-Based Training Programme A scenario-based training programme significantly reduces police use of force without increasing…
Measuring, understanding and reducing intolerance: experimental evidence A "double list experiment" to measure tolerance in a way that minimises social desirability bias
Towards the manifestos: What’s the agenda for fixing poverty and tackling inequality? Our polling shows broad public support for a wide range of potential solutions to poverty and…
The future of the state pension The Policy Institute was commissioned by Phoenix Insights to conduct a deliberative study exploring…
Understanding the impact of the cost of living crisis Researching local and national solutions to mitigate the impact of the cost of living crisis
Levelling Up: What England Thinks For all the discussion there has been about 'levelling up' and the problem of regional inequality in…
Identifying research priorities on gambling-related harms A rapid evidence assessment for Action Against Gambling Harms
The Fair Society series: understanding inequality, meritocracy and mobility Join us for a series of events with some of the world's leading thinkers
What Works and equality Reducing inequalities with a What Works methodology requires a cross-cutting initiative
IFS Deaton Review of Inequalities We looked at what Britons think about inequality for the review led by Nobel Laureate Angus Deaton
Unequal Britain: attitudes to inequalities after Covid-19 The need to tackle geographical inequalities is a rare point of agreement among the public
The reset moment: immigration in the new parliament The evolution of public opinion – and how policymakers should respond
The impact of arts education on young people Measuring the impact of a Burberry Foundation arts programme
Attitudes to migration and integration How to improve social cohesion in a borough that has seen significant demographic change?
Housing, hard work and identity: generational experiences and attitudes Half (48%) the UK public think a key reason more young adults today cannot afford to buy their own…
The Wellbeing of LGBTQ+ Students This paper provides an account of the wellbeing of LGBTQ+ people; how it has both changed over time;…