We welcomed Professor Catherine Needham and Dr. Emily Burn to present their research on 16th December 2025. Event recording now available.
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Here we provide links to our recent key outputs around unpaid carers.
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Centre for Care Impact Specialist, Fay Benskin, writes about our second Policy Breakfast event at the House of Commons in June, which focused on Carer’s Allowance reform.
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‘Mind the Gap’ one year on: Tackling Digital Exclusion at the House of Commons
Dan Williamson writes about the journey of our board game, ‘Mind the Gap: Tackling Digital Exclusion’, one year on from its launch.
Read more about ‘Mind the Gap’ one year on: Tackling Digital Exclusion at the House of CommonsA ‘double headliner’ event! We virtually welcomed Dr. Maria Petrillo and Dr. Jingwen Zhang to present their research for us on 11th November 2025.
Read more about Seminar: Dr. Maria Petrillo and Dr. Jingwen ZhangBetween crisis and reform: Centre for Care reflections on this year’s political party conferences
We reflect on attending political party conferences this summer and share our assessment of political priorities around care.
Read more about Between crisis and reform: Centre for Care reflections on this year’s political party conferencesCentre 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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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 perspectiveFrom 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.
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