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We want to improve people’s life chances and identify ways to address disadvantage and inequality in our digitally driven society. Nuffield Foundation research provides independent evidence on topics that affect people’s daily lives and their well-being.

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A shot of a grandfather sitting in a tractor with his young granddaughter, he is at his farm in North East, England. The grandfather and the girl's mother are teaching her about the farm.
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Welfare | 2025 – 2028 New

Arthritis and farmers in England: Impacts, adaptations and prevention

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University of Worcester
Professor Nicholas Evans
Musculoskeletal conditionsWelfare
A female secondary school student, sitting down in a teacher's office in a school. They are having a meeting and the teacher is taking notes while the girl talks.
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Education | 2025 – 2026 New

Exclusionary practice in English secondary schools

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Education Policy Institute
Whitney Crenna-Jennings
EducationSecondary education
Mixed race teenage girl commuting to school holding her smartphone and looking out of the window.
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Welfare | 2025 – 2029 New

Challenges young people face in managing musculoskeletal chronic pain

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University of Stirling
Dr Line Caes
Musculoskeletal conditionsSocioeconomics of early adulthood…Welfare
Candid portrait of college students working, blue and orange partitions provide privacy
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Education | 2025 – 2027 New

Addressing Undermatch in HE destinations

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Causeway Education
Dr Sam Holmes
EducationHigher education…Inequality and social mobilityPost-16 education and skillsSystemic education issues
Elevated view of students sitting and learning in computer room
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Education | 2025 – 2027 New

Improving wellbeing-focused online media literacy in schools

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University of York
Dr Beth Bell
Digital harms and misinformationEducation…Secondary educationSocial media
Childminder playing with toddler

Education | 2025 – 2027

Examining the challenges and benefits of childminding in England

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UCL Institute of Education
Professor Lynn Ang
Early yearsEducation…Education workforce
A front view of a two teenage girls on the minibus on the way to go on a hiking field trip. They are looking at one of the girls mobile phones and smiling.

Welfare | 2025 – 2027

A Digital Lives’ Framework for Counsellors and Psychotherapists

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Kingston University London
Dr Aiman El Asam
Digital harms and misinformationDigital skills…Mental healthWelfare

Welfare | 2025 – 2028

Full Fact: Evidence-based responses to harmful misinformation

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Full Fact
Chris Morris
DataData for the public good…Digital harms and misinformationSocial mediaTechnology and digital societyTrust in democracyWelfare
Female electrician arrives at job. She is wearing an orange hi-vis jacket and behind her is a van.
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Welfare | 2025 – 2026 New

Characterising the job ladder in England

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Resolution Foundation
Dr Greg Thwaites
Inequality and social mobilityLabour market…Welfare
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Welfare | 2025 – 2027 New

All women are born (un)equal: menopause, HRT and women’s well-being

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University College London
Professor Gabriella Conti
AgeingFamilies and family dynamics…Inequality and social mobilityLabour marketMental healthSocioeconomics of ageingWelfare
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Justice | 2025 – 2027 New

Developing a mixed funding model for free legal advice

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University of Oxford
Professor Linda Mulcahy
Access to justiceJustice…Social welfare law
Two people have their arms on the table while they speak at a tribunal. Someone is blurred on the over side of the table.

Justice | 2025 – 2026

Understanding and developing user-focused tribunal hearings

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University of Glasgow
Professor Chris Gill
Access to justiceAdministrative justice…Court experience and evidenceJusticeSocial welfare law

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