IPPR published the report The Loneliest Generation, which shows that 1 in 20 young people have no friends at all.
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"Society only functions if people feel part of something that offers them more than they can offer themselves alone. But young people have surveyed the world around them…
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IPPR
IPPR, the Institute for Public Policy Research, is the UK’s leading progressive think tank.
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- Public Policy Offices
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- 51–200 employees
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IPPR is an independent charity working towards a fairer, greener, and more prosperous society. We are researchers, communicators, and policy experts creating tangible progressive change, and turning bold ideas into common sense realities. Working across the UK, IPPR, IPPR North, and IPPR Scotland are deeply connected to the people of our nations and regions, and the issues our communities face. We have helped shape national conversations and progressive policy change for more than 30 years. Through rigorous research, analysis and public dialogue, we improve understanding of the issues and make impactful solutions workable. Our work builds on analysis and recommendations to shift the policy debate and create a new consensus.
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