While most people’s income was negatively affected by the pandemic, a close look at the evidence shows the biggest losers were those who were already worst-off. Analysis by Danny Dorling
The Conversation’s Kuba Shand-Baptiste host the webinar to discuss the realities of racial inequality and COVID-19. She is joined by Claudia Bernard from Goldsmiths, University of London, Winston Morgan from the University of East London, James Nazroo from the University of Manchester, and Mariko Hayashi from Southeast and East Asian Centre (SEEAC).
From the demands of unpaid care to increased levels of domestic violence, the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on women has been well-documented across the world. Northern Ireland’s Feminist Recovery Plan offers a pioneering response
The focus on care homes throughout the pandemic must lead to action on long-standing issues that COVID-19 has exposed so ruthlessly, writes Heléna Herklots, Older People’s Commissioner for Wales
