About this event UPDATED TIMETABLE!!! Link to the event here The impact of the pandemic exposed huge disparities in access to decent housing. The removal of support measures for those impacted by the pandemic, the spike in living costs, including food and fuel, along with the threat of rent and service charge hikes across both social and private sector housing, all mean the housing crisis is continuing to damage health, livelihoods, families and communities. Women, black and ethnic minorities are still bearing the brunt of discrimination. But if we work together we can fight this. New housing groups continue to emerge and win their struggles, such as the Action for Fire Safety Justice Campaign that pressured property developers to take responsibility for cladding costs. We need to challenge the power of developers and the government who continue to prioritise profit over people and the environment. The aim of the summit is to build strong networked national housing campaigns for the co
Universal Credit Action Network
UCAN, a forum seeking to bring together trade unionists, welfare rights and debts experts, TRAs and anyone interested in organising campaigns against the cause of poverty in Britain and raise awareness for wider public benefit. UCAN's aim is to connect with people, campaign to raise awareness of poverty related issues to bring about positive outcomes for communities in financial struggle.