Really recommend the latest NEF podcast, taking a deep dive into the history, narratives & politics that underpin how the benefits system (mis)treats disabled people - expertly guided by BendyGirl, Mikey Erhardt of Disability Rights UK & presenter Ayeisha Thomas-Smith neweconomics.org/2024/04/new-ec…

🤝On Saturday, tenants, health workers and community organisations came together for the Harrow Healthy Homes Assembly, an uplifting meeting about the housing crisis and how we can fight back.

📽️We started by screening NEF's 'Mould Is Political' neweconomics.org/2024/03/mould-…

'Access to healthcare has become more difficult, while fundamental building blocks of health - such as good housing & adequate incomes - are under strain.'

The Health Foundation's Christopher Rocks on the underlying drivers causing the very real rise in poor health bbc.co.uk/news/health-68…

'harsh & prescriptive conditionality at best pushes people into low-paid & insecure work'

I spoke to Anoosh Chakelian for this excellent piece on conditionality in the benefits system, which also references workshops & focus groups NEF's been running to explore alternative approaches

'PM says he won't scrap a thing that no one ever thought he had any intention of scrapping' isn't really a news story, let alone an 'exclusive'

More like The Sun facilitating the government playing politics with benefits at the expense of millions of children living in poverty