If it takes more than 15 minutes, according to the UK government’s new environmental improvement plan for England, something needs to be done about it.
Investing in more equitable access to arts and culture could significantly improve public health outcomes, research indicates
The question of what constitutes ‘good’ city policy and how this can be achieved has been present as an undercurrent throughout much of IPPO Cities' work to date, from discussions on the engagement of stakeholders in shaping policy priorities to reflections on innovative methods of monitoring and reporting on policy outcomes. In this session, we take the opportunity to step back and reflect more on some higher-level questions.
The COVID Social Mobility & Opportunities study (COSMO) means we are now able to look in more depth at the mental health of the ‘covid generation’, including how their mental health compares to previous generations.
