Kathy's obituary for her mother, Elizabeth EvansRead more
A perspective on Children England's State of the State event by Jessica CrippsRead more
National system failure calls for national reforms, not nationwide funding withdrawal. By Kathy Evans, CEO Children EnglandRead more
The worsening funding crisis for children cannot be ‘managed’ away.Read more
Chapter 2 of Kittens Are Evil: Little Heresies in Public PolicyRead more
How technology is threatening to reshape the economy and what this might mean for employment opportunities for young people in the futureRead more
Stephen Crossley, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at Northumbria University, challenges the assumptions of the Troubled Families ProgrammeRead more
The housing crisis threatens everything we do in the children’s sector.Read more
It is still hard to assess the significance of the general election outcome for children and young people.Read more
John Tizard's review of Kittens Are Evil - Little Heresies in Public PolicyRead more
Salutary tales from public service markets have been escalating in number and seriousness latelyRead more
Angus Hanton of the Intergenerational Foundation explains just how expensive - to the student and the taxpayer - higher education has becomeRead more
Kathy Evans on society's treatment of teenagersRead more
An update on Children England's work on the 'exemption clauses' of the Children & Social Work BillRead more
4in10’s new report highlights the voices of low income working families in inner London on the complex challenges they face.Read more
David Holmes CBE, CEO Family ActionRead more
Jabeer Butt, Deputy Chief Executive, Race Equality FoundationRead more
Dr Mary Bousted, General Secretary, ATLRead more
Georgia Rigg of RECLAIM in Manchester writes about young people, structural inequality and classRead more
Published in response to government plans to scrap child poverty targetsRead more