2022 Conference Taxing Wealth, Reducing Inequality
Saturday, 26 February, at the Newcastle Lit & Phil
Past conferences:
- 2021, Online via Zoom: Using Statistics to Understand the Pandemic – and What Will Come Next (Slides and speaker videos available)
Youtube playlist available for some of the speakers
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2020, London: Learning from the Past to Build a Better Future (Slides available)
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2019, Liverpool: Inequalities and the life-course –The impact of austerity across generations (Slides available)
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2018, London: 21st century inequality in the UK
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2017, Edinburgh: Statistics of Brexit
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2016, York: Statistics of crisis in UK and EU (Slides available)
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2015, London: Good data – good policy? (Slides available)
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2014, Manchester: Is Britain Pulling Apart? (Slides and speaker videos available)
Youtube playlist available
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2013, York: Inequality & Statistics
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2012, London: Mis-measurement of Health & Wealth
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2011, Leeds: Cuts and Corporations
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2010, London: Whose Statistics?
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2009, Oxford: An Ageing Society: Are We Prepared?
AGM: minutes & reports
- 2008, Edinburgh: A Decade of Devolution: Does it Measure Up?
- 2007, London: Who’s in Charge of Public Statistics?
- 2006, Hathersage (Peak District): Are Numbers Working for You? Using Statistics in Campaigns
- 2005, Manchester: Global Poverty and Inequality
- 2004, London: Privatisation: Policies and Statistics
- 2003, Bradford: Democratising Access to Statistics
- 2002, Newcastle
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