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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Exploring TV’s new obsession with ‘Poverty Porn’
One of our regular readers, Jayne Linney, runs a fascinating blog over at http://jaynelinney.wordpress.com/. In one of her recent posts she examines the renewed surge of interest in patronising documentaries about poor communities. Definitely worth a read: http://jaynelinney.wordpress.com/2014/03/10/poverty-journalism-and-the-media-patronisation-of-the-poor/
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Why isn’t the child poverty consultation more child friendly?
In this guest post Sarah Brooks-Wilson examines whether the UK government’s latest consultation on child poverty is likely to be accessible to those most affected. What a huge relief that as adults, we no longer need to speak on behalf … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, child poverty, child poverty e-consultation, government consultations
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