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Beveridge: time to reboot?

The welfare state is 80 years old today. Helen Barnard recounts the huge societal benefits the Beveridge report introduced and speculates how we can carry its spirit forward in the modern era.
24 Nov 2022 Helen Barnard
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Our social insecurity system

How can we regenerate our social security system to remove insecurity and ensure everyone is receiving the support they need to survive?
15 Nov 2022 Hannah Webster
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Challenging the mental health crisis

Read the findings and recommendations of our report on the mental health benefits of a universal basic income for young people.
21 Oct 2022 Hannah Webster, Riley Thorold, James Morrison, Jamie Cooke, Al Mathers
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Can a universal basic income support mental health?

Can a universal basic income improve the health and wellbeing of everyone? Our team builds on the finds of our 2022 UBI report in this blog.
21 Oct 2022 Hannah Webster, Riley Thorold, James Morrison
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How a universal basic income can address the crisis in anxiety and depression (interim report)

New research from the RSA, in partnership Northumbria University, explores the possible benefits of a universal basic income in the UK.
28 Jul 2022 Hannah Webster, Riley Thorold, James Morrison
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Levelling up: sizing the prize, seizing the prize

In this essay, RSA CEO Andy Haldane focuses on several issues in the white paper that are central to the success of the levelling up programme.
8 Apr 2022 Andy Haldane
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The cash census

This new piece of RSA research explores the use of cash in an increasingly digital economy.
30 Mar 2022 Mark Hall, Asheem Singh, James Morrison, Aoife O’Doherty
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Social security: The risks from automation and economic insecurity for England’s social renters

This research seeks to understand how social housing residents experience economic security and how technological changes to workplaces might impact their futures.
7 Feb 2022 Jake Jooshandeh, Hannah Webster, James Morrison
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3 worrying trends in young people’s economic security

With our research finding that around half of young people are financially precarious, Fran Landreth Strong examines concerning trends in young people’s economic security.
12 Jan 2022 Fran Landreth Strong
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The cost of independence: young people’s economic security

This report uncovers a worrying level of financial precarity among young people today and explores how we can better protect young people’s economic security.
12 Jan 2022 Fran Landreth Strong, Hannah Webster
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