Life on the Breadline is a three year multi-disciplinary ESRC-funded project analysing the nature, scope and impact of Christian engagement with urban poverty in the UK in the context of austerity since the 2008 financial crisis.
keep up to date with @CTPSR_Coventry #BreadlineResearch by subscribing to our blog for monthly reflections, updates and findings - including the soon to be announced mid-project conference date @ChrisShannahan @Manctheologian @churchpoverty
https://breadlineresearch.coventry.ac.uk/blog/
keep up to date with @CTPSR_Coventry #BreadlineResearch by subscribing to our blog for monthly reflections, updates and findings - including the soon to be announced mid-project conference date @ChrisShannahan @Manctheologian @churchpoverty
https://breadlineresearch.coventry.ac.uk/blog/
'We should not forget that rising child poverty is not inevitable. It is not determined by the economy. It is a result of the political choices that are made within the prevailing economic conditions.' #BreadlineResearch
http://theconversation.com/are-there-400-000-fewer-children-in-poverty-in-the-uk-than-there-were-in-2010-128274
Interested in studying for a PhD on theology and poverty in the context of UK #austerity? Come and work alongside us at #BreadlineResearch at @CTPSR_Coventry @covcampus @ChrisShannahan @PhDForum #PhDchat
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BXD884/phd-studentship-theology-poverty-and-the-common-good-in-breadline-britain-an-analysis-of-christian-activism-since-the-2008-financial-crash
'We should not forget that rising child poverty is not inevitable. It is not determined by the economy. It is a result of the political choices that are made within the prevailing economic conditions.' #BreadlineResearch
http://theconversation.com/are-there-400-000-fewer-children-in-poverty-in-the-uk-than-there-were-in-2010-128274
