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Introducing the Early Career Forum: Strengthening Networks, Building Resilience 
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Freya Cole Norton - Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford
Introducing the Early Career Forum: Strengthening Networks, Building Resilience 
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Freya Cole Norton - Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford

Starting out in social justice work can be tough—short contracts, emotional strain, and little support. That’s why PRAN is launching the Early Career Forum: a new space to connect, share, and build resilience among early career anti-poverty and justice workers. #SocialJustice

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Freya Cole Norton - Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford
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PRAN NEWSLETTER ISSUE 20: October 2025
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PRAN NEWSLETTER ISSUE 20: October 2025
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In this issue, we share updates from across the PRAN network, including the new Early Career Forum—a space to connect and support those starting out in social justice. Plus, tune into the latest Cost-of-Living Chronicles podcast exploring new research and lived experiences in the UK crisis.

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The Cost of Living Chronicles.Episode 10: Special Issue Launch (Part 1)
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The Cost of Living Chronicles.Episode 10: Special Issue Launch (Part 1)
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Welcome to the tenth episode of The Cost of Living Chronicles, recorded live at the launch of a special issue of the Journal of Social Policy and Administration. Hear insights from Prof Danny Dorling (Oxford), Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick (Ulster), Prof Morven G. McEachern (Chester) and Dr Camila Lewis (Manchester).

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