Dear colleagues,
I would like to share this book launch [1] event invite which might be of interest of some. Details below. I am looking forward to learning more from the work done by colleagues at Scottish Poverty and Inequality Research Unit. GODAN has invited colleagues at Scottish Poverty and Inequality Research Unit for webinar and discussions as part of the GODAN Food Poverty Working Group [2], so we can learn more and work together on Zero Hunger Aim. I am grateful to everyone, everywhere working for Zero Hunger Aim. Best wishes, Suchith Dr Suchith Anand Chief Scientist Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition https://www.godan.info<https://www.godan.info/> https://council.science/profile/suchith-anand/ [1] https://cpag.org.uk/shop/cpag-titles/pre-order-poverty-scotland-2021 [2] https://www.godan.info/working-group-food-poverty ======================================= All are invited for the Poverty in Scotland 2021: towards a 2030 without poverty event on Friday 23rd April Online 10 am until 12 noon Please join us from 10am to 12noon on Friday 23rd April for an online discussion and debate on Poverty in Scotland 2021, the latest in a series of books published by CPAG in partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University SPIRU and WiSE Centre, The Poverty Alliance and I-SPHERE, Heriot-Watt University. Confirmed speakers include editors and contributors to the book John H McKendrick (co-Director of the Scottish Poverty and Inequality Research Unit), Angela O’Hagan (Deputy Director of the WISE Centre for Economic Justice), Jamie Livingstone (Head of Oxfam Scotland), Lucy Mulvagh (the ALLIANCE), Kay Sillars(UNISON), Laura Robertson (Poverty Alliance) as well as Linda Craik of End Poverty Edinburgh. Confirmed political panel members include Neil Gray MP, Pauline McNeill MSP, Alison Johnston MSP and Carole Ford. Satwat Rehman (CEO, OPFS) will provide concluding observations. With Scotland having set statutory targets towards ending child poverty by 2030, and wider commitments made to eradicate poverty and hunger altogether, this event will be an opportunity to hear about and discuss this state of the nation assessment of how far the country has come in achieving anti-poverty goals, and what is now needed to make them a reality. For more details and to register your attendance please click here<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Rx-UO5wtTD2VAKpfGOc4tA>. The book Poverty in Scotland 2021 can be pre-ordered here<https://cpag.org.uk/shop/cpag-titles/pre-order-poverty-scotland-2021>. Best regards, John H McKendrick, John Dickie, Fiona McHardy, Angela O’Hagan, Stephen Sinclair, Morag C Treanor Editors, Poverty in Scotland 2021 ================================ This message and any attachment are intended solely for the addressee and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please contact the sender and delete the email and attachment. Any views or opinions expressed by the author of this email do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Nottingham. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored where permitted by law.
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