Centre members and 2025 Summer School organisers Professor Liam Foster and Professor Majella Kilkey provide a round-up of our Summer School activities.
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PhD Student Millie Hind writes about a recent trip to Bogotá, and reflects on the relationship between feminist approaches and care.
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Centre for Care researchers have been looking at what digital skills are already present across different levels of the care workforce, and what skills might need to be developed.
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Routes out of the care crisis: exploring care system innovations in comparative perspective
Emily Burn reflects on a symposium looking at reforms of care systems at the Transforming Care conference, held in Helsinki, Finland in June 2025.
Read more about Routes out of the care crisis: exploring care system innovations in comparative perspectiveGrace Whitfield, Kate Hamblin and James Wright discuss AI in Care, exploring ethics, equity and ecology.
Read more about AI in care: Augmentation or depletion?“Fit for the Future” Our response to the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHS
In collaboration with the Social Care Institute for Excellence, our analysis of the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHS.
Read more about “Fit for the Future” Our response to the UK Government’s 10 year plan for the NHSClosing off social care jobs to migrant workers will only harm a sector that’s already in crisis
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Written by Majella Kilkey and Jayanthi Lingham,
Read more about Closing off social care jobs to migrant workers will only harm a sector that’s already in crisisLaura Sbaffi provides a summary of the discussion among participants of the Eurocarers Policy Working Group regarding the concerns of unpaid carers about long-term care systems relying on migrant care workers.
Read more about Mapping informal carers’ (unpaid carers’) concerns regarding long-term care systems relying on migrant care workersLaura Sbaffi provides a summary of the discussion among participants of the Eurocarers Policy Working Group regarding work-life balance and carers’ leave.
Read more about Work-Life Balance and Carer’s LeavePathways to Work or Pathways to Poverty? The Risks of Welfare Reform for Disabled People and Carers
Centre for Care Researchers Lucy Wood and Becky Driscoll analyse the recent policy discussions around welfare reform in the UK, exploring at the Universal Credit Bill and the Pathways to Work Green Paper published in March 2025.
Read more about Pathways to Work or Pathways to Poverty? The Risks of Welfare Reform for Disabled People and CarersFrom the Vatican to Workforce Change: Reflections on Global Ageing, Dignity and the Care Economy
Professor Shereen Hussein reflects on attending the Symposium on Global Ageing, emphasising the need for equitable and sustainable care systems.
Read more about From the Vatican to Workforce Change: Reflections on Global Ageing, Dignity and the Care EconomyProfessor Nathan Hughes responds to the UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review in relation to children’s social care.
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