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Born in Bradford Centre for Social Change at York is delighted to announce the funding of four new projects which will support interdisciplinary collaborations across health, youth, and social change.

The Administrative Fairness Lab, in collaboration with The York Policy Engine, hosted a policy and research conference at the Guildhall, York on Tuesday, 29 April 2025.

The York Policy Engine’s Professor of Practice, Mike Baker CBE held a special career’s talk at the Seebohm Rowntree Building in front of a crowd of over 70 students.

A new centre established at the University of York will support the work of the renowned Born in Bradford research programme, which seeks to understand what keeps families happy and healthy.

Business, trade and treasury senior civil servants visit the University of York today to explore future opportunities for innovation and growth in the region.

A new policy brief from Dr Sophie Mackinder recommends actions the UK can take to ensure that it plays a leading role in helping the G20 live up to commitments on Early Child Development