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In this webinar we'll be exploring the 2024 UK Housing Review chapter on ethnic inequalities in housing, which highlights the significant race disparities found when it comes to housing disadvantage and deprivation, and evaluates the policy response to this across the UK.


We'll be joined by two authors of this chapter from the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) to discuss their findings, and most importantly what we as a sector can do better to reduce ethnic inequality in social housing.


Our speakers for the event are-


  • Professor David Robinson, Co-Investigator at the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence.
  • Dr Rhiannon Williams, CaCHE Research Associate,


David and Rhiannon are based at the University of Sheffield's Department of Urban Studies and Planning.

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Speakers

  • David Robinson (University of Sheffield)

    David Robinson

    University of Sheffield

    David Robinson is a Professor of Housing and Urban Studies at the University of Sheffield and a Co-Investigator at CaCHE. His housing research seeks to expose and understand inequalities within the UK housing system, related processes of urban transformation, and associated consequences for people and places. His research interests include the politics and provision of social housing, discrimination in the housing system, and hidden and neglected experiences of particular groups.

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  • Rhiannon Williams (University of Sheffield)

    Rhiannon Williams

    University of Sheffield

    Dr Rhiannon Williams is a CaCHE Research Associate based in the University of Sheffield Urban Studies and Planning department. She is currently involved in quantitative research on housing inequalities and how housing intersects with social and economic factors such as ethnicity, age, and welfare policy. Rhiannon’s PhD research at the Sheffield Methods Institute investigated the relationship between housing insecurity and the introduction of Universal Credit in England.

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