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The Social Mobility and Child Poverty (SMCP) Commission monitors the progress of government and others in improving social mobility and reducing child poverty in the United Kingdom.
Detailed analysis of the educational background of business, political, media and public sector leaders in the UK.
Research on the links between social and emotional skills and disadvantaged backgrounds.
A follow-up report to 'University Challenge: How Higher Education Can Advance Social Mobility'
The Commission is seeking short contributions to inform its second State of the Nation annual report in October 2014.
Alan Milburn responds to Iain Duncan Smith's child poverty statement.
Less able, better-off kids are 35% more likely to become high earners than bright poor kids.
What influential groups outside of central government can do to reduce child poverty and increase social mobility.
In a speech to the Resolution Foundation Alan Milburn calls for more action to restore the link between economic growth and earnings
The Chair of the Commission's statement on the launch of the 'State of the Nation 2013' report.
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