Submission of Evidence: Addressing the State of the Nation – Rochelle Morris – Evaluation and Research Practitioner HeadStart Resilience Revolution Blackpool Council, Barbara Mezes– Senior Research Fellow, University of Brighton, Debbie Hatfield Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Brighton, Vicki Dunham, Senior Practice Development Lead, Boingboing CiC, Rachael Slater, Partnership Officer, HeadStart Resilience Blackpool Council, Oliver Gibbs – Trainee Youth Engagement Worker, HeadStart Resilience Revolution, Blackpool Council, Suna Erigit-Madzwamuse, Reader, Centre of Resilience for Social Justice, University of Brighton, Mirika Flegg, Research Fellow, University of Brighton, Louise Brinton-Clarke, Coproduction Coordinator, Boingboing CiC, Ivet Pritomanova, Research Intern at the Centre of Resilience for Social Justice, HeadStart Resilience Revolution and Blackpool Council, Angie Hart, Professor of Child, Family and Community Health and Director of the Centre of Resilience for Social Justice and  at the University of Brighton, Pauline Wrigglesworth, Headstart Resilience Revolution Blackpool Council Programme Lead, Josh Cameron, Reader, Centre of Resilience for Social Justice, University of Brighton.

The co-authors of this specific submission have drawn on and been informed by a range of collaborators from the wider Resilience Revolution partnership, and have been supported in preparing and publishing this submission by Emily Gagnon, Becky Heaver and Caroline Taylor-Beswick.

What is it all about?
In this submission a group of academics, students, practitioners, parents/carers and young people working as and with disadvantaged communities contributed evidence to a major State of the Nation report by Public Policy Projects (PPP) entitled Addressing the National Syndemic: Closing the Gap in UK Health Inequality which is set to be launched in October 2021. On the 27th August, 2021 a number of us contributed evidence to Health Inequalities Roundtable – Addressing the State of the Nation. They were looking for place-based solutions to addressing health inequalities and we shared our work with the Resilience Revolution.

You can download the full submission here for to review and perhaps you will even send it to your MP who can then draw on it for their own lobbying purposes!

Submission Of Evidence Health Inequalities

 

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