Policy and Influence

The National Child Poverty Strategy: What it means for your area

Join Resolve Poverty at this informative event to understand what the new government Child Poverty Strategy means for the work of your area.

Suitable for people working in local and regional government, as well as public and voluntary sector partners, this event will break down exactly what impact the Strategy will have on your work.

Resolve Poverty will look into what the priorities for local anti-poverty action should be and hear from a guest speaker about their approach to local anti-poverty activity in the context of national and regional progress.

Online

Resolve Poverty Annual Conference 2026 (2 days)

Resolve Poverty's Annual Conference will be taking place over two days on the 18 & 19 of March 2026 in Central Manchester. We (Resolve Poverty) will be bringing together policymakers and practitioners from across the UK to explore local and regional action on poverty in the context of national policy developments, including the national Child Poverty Strategy.   

Central Manchester

Learn more about the Greater Manchester Respectful Research Charter

How can we create more equitable research partnerships with community organisations?  

Join a series of webinars about the Greater Manchester Respectful Research Charter, co-developed by the Greater Manchester Research Engagement Network (GM REN) with Greater Manchester community organisations and researchers. 

The Charter outlines key principles that Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) organisations and researchers identified as essential for respectful, equitable and sustainable partnerships.