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The Centre for Social Justice
Putting social justice at the heart of British politics
About The Centre for Social Justice
The Centre for Social Justice is an independent think tank which seeks to put social justice at the heart of British society, and to build an alliance of poverty-fighting organisations to see a reversal of social breakdown in Britain. We conduct policy research that combines data, anecdotal evidence and polling. Through this we seek to gain an accurate picture of poverty in Britain, its causes and consequences, and to define the role of the state, voluntary and private sectors in its reduction. All our policy research is published on our website free of charge: www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk In addition, the CSJ highlights the work of profoundly differing and unique small voluntary organisations and charities in the prevention and/or relief of poverty. These groups provide welfare in the most damaged parts of British society. We champion their local, voluntary and effective work through building an Alliance of poverty fighting organisations to ensure this valuable insights and experience are taken on board by policy makers. Further to this, our annual Awards programme highlights this important work and rewards cash prizes of up to £10,000 to those which are having the greatest impact in The Centre is funded entirely by private donations and grants from charitable trusts with opportunities for corporate sponsorship available. We do not receive funds from the government nor political parties.
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Research & Knowledge
The Centre for Social Justice published a new report titled 16-24: Going Under, tackling Britain's NEET crisis and the untapped potential of the North East.
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Presence & Recognition
The Centre for Social Justice attended the Reform Conference and Robert Jenrick backed family incentives in the tax system.
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Research & Knowledge
The Centre for Social Justice revealed that bringing NEET numbers down to Dutch levels could save £15 billion if the UK can bring them down.
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Research & Knowledge
The Centre for Social Justice published an article in ConservativeHome detailing the recent violence in Middlesbrough and the proposed enforcement of new sanctions, fast-track courts, and lower taxes for high street businesses.
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Presence & Recognition
The Centre for Social Justice announced that the Reform Party Conference will take place at 13:30 tomorrow with Joe Shalam speaking to Treasury Spokesperson Robert Jenrick MP on economic reform, welfare, and labor.
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Presence & Recognition
The Centre for Social Justice announced that at 19:00 tomorrow, Miriam Cates will chair a panel on the 1 million NEETs in partnerships with Movember.
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Legal & Regulatory
The Centre for Social Justice supports the Prime Minister's plan to give Trading Standards the power to shut dodgy shops on-the-spot.
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Presence & Recognition
The Centre for Social Justice is exhibiting signs at upcoming Party Conferences this month to support campaigns including boosting physical activity among young people and creating new opportunities for people in midlife.
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