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Trust for London is an independent charitable foundation. We aim to tackle poverty and inequality in London and we do this by: funding voluntary and charity groups – currently we make grants totalling around £10 million a year and at any one time we are supporting up to 300 organisations; funding independent research; and providing knowledge and expertise on London’s social issues to policymakers and journalists.
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The new @fawcettsociety Sex & Power Index finds that women are still vastly underrepresented in positions of power. They're calling on the gov to improve the gender #PayGap by requiring companies to publish action plans & introduce reporting by ethnicity http://bit.ly/2tI0gwn
23 Jan 2020If you're a charity that supports women and girls, you have until Fri 24 Jan to apply to @Media_Trust Women's Voices event. Gain free communications advice from media and creative industry pros at this event celebrating International Women’s Day. https://bit.ly/2QRfk3T
20 Jan 2020Why does it cost people on low incomes more to borrow money on credit, or heat their home? @CarlPackman from our grantee @FairByDesign explains the #PovertyPremium on the latest episode of @SmartMoneyPPL ‘Money Bites’ podcast. You can listen here: http://bit.ly/FBDpodcast pic.twitter.com/EHbUsnal6f
23 Jan 2020"In the UK wealth inequality is twice as bad as income inequality"- interesting piece in @Independent from @robertnpalmer , head of @TaxJusticeUK , our grantee who we provide funding towards to campaign on highlighting inequality & championing smarter taxes http://bit.ly/2TPMvGH
23 Jan 2020The chart below is taken from our recently funded @resfoundation report showing that overall, Londoners have the longest working weeks on average across the country. Read the full report and its full findings here http://bit.ly/2G9AzYu pic.twitter.com/enZyL6s4so
22 Jan 2020