Event Reports
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| National Preparation for the 9th EU Meeting of People with Experience of Poverty This report outlines the key issues that were raised during the National Preparation for the 9th EU Meeting of People with Experience of Poverty, which took place in Brussels, in June 2010. |
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| A BETTER SCOTLAND FOR ALL: Report of the first Scottish Assembly for Tackling Poverty The report is based on the proceedings of the first Scottish Assembly for Tackling Poverty. The event took place in Glasgow in February 2010, and brought together politicians and community activists, voluntary organisations and trade unions, and statutory bodies to discuss the solutions needed for the problems of poverty in Scotland |
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| Tackling Poverty Stakeholder Forum The Tackling Poverty Stakeholder Forum is part of the Evidence Participation Change project ran by Poverty Alliance. The Forum is made up of Senior level Scottish Government Civil Servants, COSLA, Local Authorities, the Third Sector and community activists with direct experience of poverty issues. The Forum aims to provide a space for partnership working and to regularly assess the impact of the joint COSLA and Scottish Government anti poverty framework 'Achieving our Potential' (AOP). |
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| The Cuts: what do they mean for the fight against poverty? The Poverty Alliance's AGM on 23 October 2009 focused on the implications of the cuts in public spending for the fight against poverty. Presentations from John Mclearn from the Centre for Public Policy for Regions and Paul Bivand from the Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion are available to download. A short report from the discussion will be available soon |
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| Muslim Women in Poverty This is a report of an event organised by the Poverty Alliance and Faith in Communities Scotland engaging Muslim women in poverty issues and what can be done to tackle poverty from their perspective. |
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| Disabled People and Poverty Poverty affects the lives of thousands of disabled people across Scotland. But what is to be done about it? This joint seminar between Inclusion Scotland and the Poverty Alliance brought activists and organisations together to discuss the issues. |
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