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The Events and Conference Manager will be responsible for delivering an exciting and engaging programme of public events, growing the organisation’s engagement with a wide array of audiences including policymakers and charity leaders, and delivering a major conference on data.
'Serious data gap' holding back charity sector

Commission raises concerns about invisibility of charities in data and calls for cross-sector action
Better data, bigger impact: a review of social sector data

Nearly half a million social sector organisations in the UK play a vital role in sustaining our society and economy, but a serious paucity of data is preventing the social sector from unleashing its full potential
PBE Reacts: ONS Labour Market Statistics, 12 October 2021

PBE's Research and Policy Director Anoushka Kenley gives her reaction to this morning's ONS Labour Market statistics.

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A decade of change for children's services funding

PBE’s research raises concerns of a false economy in children’s services, where the need for Local Authorities to cut costs has fallen predominantly on early interventions spending such as children’s centres, family support services and services for young people.
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Boosting pre-school language skills

This research explores long-term economic importance of early years language skills, highlighting why this basic skill is so crucial to individuals as well as wider society.

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