Conference
Wales Housing Research Conference 2022
19th December 2022
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Cardiff
Co-hosted by the WISERD Wales Housing Research Network, the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence, and Shelter Cymru. About the conference The Wales Housing Research Conference on 19th December 2022 provides an opportunity to pause, share research evidence, and reflect on contemporary Welsh housing issues. The conference will include an incredibly diverse range of presentations…
Conference
Housing in Wales: Evidence for Government 2021-2026
23rd April 2021
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Cardiff
In May 2021 Wales will elect members of the next Welsh Parliament/Senedd Cymru. Drawing on recent evidence from the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) the event will explore several key housing issues (including creating sustainable places through promoting design value, tackling homelessness, and encouraging tenant engagement) with a view to informing policies for…
Workshop
Department of Work and Pensions ARI workshop
23rd March 2021
During March, the Wales Institute for Social and Economic Research and Data (WISERD) is hosting two workshops on behalf of the Department and Work and Pensions (DWP). The workshops form part of DWPs wider engagement strategy with UK universities and provide an opportunity for DWP analysts to engage with the research community and to identify…
Cardiff Lunchtime Seminar
WISERD Lunchtime Seminar- Exploring the Mobilities of Welsh Homelessness Prevention Policy
28th January 2020
Presented by Peter Mackie, WISERD. This seminar is part of the Cardiff WISERD Lunchtime Seminar series. If you are an external guest, please contact us (029 2087 9338) to confirm availability of places. For further information please contact WISERD.Events@cardiff.ac.uk
Conference
Wales Housing Research Conference 2020
9th January 2020
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Cardiff
Co-hosted by the WISERD Wales Housing Research Network, the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence, Shelter Cymru and Welsh Government Presented by Robert Smith and Peter Mackie This conference is very kindly sponsored by Pobl About the conference Housing and homelessness are high on the political agenda in Wales and there is an appetite…
Seminar
Delivering additional affordable housing in Wales
12th November 2019
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Cardiff
Run by the School of Geography and Planning, in collaboration with UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) and Wales Institute for Social and Economic Research and Data (WISERD). On 1 May this year the eagerly awaited Independent Review of Affordable Housing Supply in Wales was published – the most far-reaching review of housing in…
Conference
Wales Housing Research Conference 2019
10th January 2019
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Cardiff
Co-hosted by the WISERD Wales Housing Research Network, the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence, Shelter Cymru and Welsh Government. Presented by Peter Mackie. About the conference Housing and homelessness are high on the political agenda in Wales and there is an appetite for good evidence to inform better policy. In a world where the broader…
Conference
Initial meeting of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) in Wales
13th December 2017
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Cardiff
The UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) is a joint collaboration between ten universities and three non-higher education organisations. The centre aims to produce evidence that will shape UK policy and tackle chronic housing problems. The Centre brings some of the UK’s leading experts together to focus on seven key areas. These include: the…
Conference
Homelessness in Great Britain: Taking the long view
9th February 2016
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Cardiff
The event looked back at 50 years of homelessness policy, examined contemporary concerns, and looked towards the challenges on the horizon in the UK, Europe and from a global perspective.
Seminar
WISERD Wales & Recession Seminar Series: Housing and Homelessness
9th October 2014
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Cardiff
This seminar explored the effects of the recession on the housing market and in particular, on homelessness.
Seminar
Homelessness, legislation and social justice in Wales
7th February 2013
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Cardiff
An Unequal Wales Seminar delivered by Dr Peter Mackie, Cardiff School of Planning and Geography The housing market is failing – in just one year Welsh local authorities assisted 22,000 households who were homeless or in danger of becoming homeless. UK Government led welfare reforms will only worsen this crisis. Becoming homeless can have considerable impacts…