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29 November 2017 – Rethinking Poverty with the North East Child Poverty Commission

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6 September 2017 – Screening of ‘Professor Green: Living in Poverty’ followed by discussion on the impact of growing up in poverty

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26 October 2016 – Whose Responsibility is Poverty?

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19 October 2016 – What is the future of social housing?

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