In this episode Social Researcher Marley Williams is joined by three Community Researchers who have conducted interviews to people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) and/or housing benefit as part of NIESR's UKRI funded Living Standard Review 2025, sharing their insights into the main issues of the current welfare system in the UK.
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In this episode Social Researcher Marley Williams is joined by three Community Researchers who have conducted interviews to people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) and/or housing benefit as part of NIESR's UKRI funded Living Standard Review 2025, sharing their insights into the main issues of the current welfare system in the UK.
Migrant community organising during crises: The case of Latin Americans in London during COVID-19
Economy Insight
37 minutes 32 seconds
1 year ago
Migrant community organising during crises: The case of Latin Americans in London during COVID-19
This podcast discusses migrant community organising in crisis situations, focusing on the case of Latin Americans in London during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode Luca Pieri is joined by NIESR Senior Social Researcher Dr Domiziana Turcatti and Associate Social Researcher Jasmin Rostron, and three leaders in the Latin American community in London: Ms Claudia Lopez, a Colombian English as Additional Language teacher at the Saint Gabriel’s College, a secondary school in London; Bruna Boscaini, Director of IRMO, The Indoamerican Refugee Migrant Organisation, and and Lucia Filinich, The Health and Wellbeing Project Lead at IRMO.
Economy Insight
In this episode Social Researcher Marley Williams is joined by three Community Researchers who have conducted interviews to people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) and/or housing benefit as part of NIESR's UKRI funded Living Standard Review 2025, sharing their insights into the main issues of the current welfare system in the UK.
