Come along to our free event on Thursday 9 March. Hear excellent presentations from four of our PhD research students and join the debate on social policy. Featuring:

Emily Ball, University of Sheffield
‘Making’ vulnerable families change their behaviour in intensive interventions

Larissa Povey, Sheffield Hallam University
Victims, villains, maternal outcasts: ‘problem’ women in the context of poverty, crime and intensive interventions

Liviu Dinu, University of Salford
Welfare Conditionality: impact on Central and East European Roma migrants in the United Kingdom

Regina Serpa, Heriot-Watt University
Consumerism, empowerment and resistance: understanding migrant responses to homelessness

10 am – 3 pm, University of York. View the full programme

email fleur.hughes@york.ac.uk to book your place.

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