Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS)

CRiHS finds health and social inequalities intolerable. We do applied research in health and society to transform these outcomes and inequities for the better.

[Sir Michael Marmot @MichaelMarmot]

Children & young people may be less at risk from #COVID-19 but they’ve been disproportionately, and inequitably, harmed by pandemic impacts @MarmotIHE review calls for additional support from early years to 18-25 year olds in-work training #BuildBackFairer https://t.co/Bi2bMC6I1E

[KILL CHAOS with Ed Miliband @Tyrantseabear]

Do you exercise to music? If so, and you’re an adult currently/usually resident in the UK, researchers at @CumbriaUni would love to hear from you! The survey should only take a few minutes to complete (and even fewer to RT!): https://t.co/OyqfXVL2zk #music #exercise @CentreCrihs

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

What a sad state of affairs, so glad Sir Marmot is keeping these figures in the headlines.

[Camilla Kingdon @CamillaKingdon]

A sobering account from ⁦@MichaelMarmot⁩ of how the UK has found itself to rank just 27th out of 38 countries for children’s well-being #RCPCH2021 ⁦@RCPCHtweets⁩

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Woohooo! New book just arrived from the editors - thanks for all the support Emerald! @UoC_HASCE @UoCResearch @CARN_Intl @BERANews

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Yesterday young people in @WHS_Brampton did their first literature reviews for their self designed research projects - #impressed

[HASKE @UoC_HASKE]

HASKE's Tom Grimwood looks at the horror of repetition and @charltonbrooker 's relationship to the problem of evil in his new paper: https://t.co/lDtNQ39AKw @UoCResearch @CentreCrihs

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

@palmer_harrison Oh no!

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

#HealthInequalities2020 The agency of communities is the key to all change.

[Jan King 🇨🇰 #FBPE @LilyPiccal]

Work supposed to be way out of poverty but numbers of workers in poverty increased #healthinequalities2020

[The Equality Trust @equalitytrust.bsky.social @equalitytrust]

"When poverty leads us to sickness, and the sickness leads to trauma" - @khankfarza

The current public health systems are not safe for so many bodies. It's beyond just cuts, it's racialised.

#HealthInequalities2020

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Absolutely, yet and idea often dismissed as ‘fluffy’ from our experience of researching wellbeing development @Brathay @UoC_HASCE @UoCResearch @asanakpan

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

@rachelella @MichaelMarmot Too true - costly policing and criminalisation only layers on further injury. Democratic redistributive investment is the only way.

[The Equality Trust @equalitytrust.bsky.social @equalitytrust]

Reductions in public sector expenditure since 2010 have hit the most deprived areas the hardest. Council spending cuts termed by Sir @MichaelMarmot as a "policy to make poor people even poorer".

#HealthInequalities2020

[The Equality Trust @equalitytrust.bsky.social @equalitytrust]

If you stop investing in early child development, increase child poverty and make communities more deprived, increases in violence are not a surprise.

#HealthInequalities2020

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

#HealthInequalities2020 Sir Marmot outlining worsening years of ill heath, child food insecurity, increases in workers in poverty. Council service funding decreased 30% in deprives areas and 16% in least deprived areas - deeply disturbing. @UoC_HASCE @UoCResearch @WHO @asanakpan

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Sir Michael Marmot outlining appalling inequality worsened by COVID-19 at #HealthInequalities2020 ⁦@UoC_HASCE⁩ ⁦@UoCResearch⁩ ⁦@WHO⁩

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Excited to be joining the #HealthInqualities2020 webinar tonight!

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Today we are launching research into the social impact of Covid-19 in Cumbria. Your views are important to enable Cumbria County Council and the Department of Health and Social Care to understand how to support us return to 'normal'. More details here: https://t.co/60kxdNIsZW

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Dr Wanda Wyporska and Angela Khodier ran a session for Carlisme Equality Group at Uni Cumbria on inequality. I added details on Carlisme being 321st in 324 LA's in England. Great discussion as to why. #shocking @UoCResearch @FightInequality @equalitytrust

[Centre for Research in Health and Society (CRiHS) @CentreCrihs]

Action Research for Global Issues - excellent international and interdisciplinary dialogue @CentreCrihs @UoC_HASCE @UoCResearch @CharHarAgain #CARNALARA2019