The Latest Breaking News from Inequality

When some French schools reopen in September this year, they will pilot a mandatory school uniform under a two-year trial period initiated by Education Minister Gabriel Attal. The initiative aims to tackle inequality among French students and reduce bullying and peer pressure. But some public school teachers, psychologists and experts…

Becoming a ‘Marmot city’ to underpin its services has helped council improve health and inequality outcomes

The ECJ Super League ruling lays bare how demand for market competition is a weapon wielded by those in power

Trickledown economics won’t work when pay inequality is way too high and public services are at increasing risk of collapse

Nearly half of Canadian workers feel as though the economic conditions in Canada are “poor,” according to our survey of 2,500 Canadian workers in September of 2023. And another 38 per cent said they believed economic conditions are “only fair.”

A 2020 report on racial harassment published by industry body Universities UK drew attention to the “institutional racism and systemic issues that pervade the entire higher education sector”. In the same year, the Black Lives Matter movement drew attention to inequality faced by Black people across society. UK universities pledged…

Much has been made of the increasing presence of the “bank of mum and dad” in the lives of Australians.

The January 6 insurrection will have succeeded if Trump is re-elected and he avoids accountability for the crimes of his first term

Punishing heat that hovered and hung on much longer than usual. Flash floods that washed away large swaths of land and life. And wildfires that burned much of the year, leaving a wake of smoke and charred earth.