Independent report

Ethnic minority women's poverty and economic well being

Research by Institute for Social and Economic Research’s Alita Nandi and Lucinda Platt, published by the Government Equalities Office, concludes…

• From: Government Equalities Office
• Published: 1 December 2010

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Research by Institute for Social and Economic Research’s Alita Nandi and Lucinda Platt, published by the Government Equalities Office, concludes that ethnic minority women experience excess poverty. The report ‘Ethnic minority women’s poverty and economic well being’ is a detailed account of the inequalities found among women and between women and men.

Date: Wed Dec 01 13:19:09 GMT 2010

• Ethnic minority women’s poverty and economic well being - summary report (PDF file - 1mb - Warning: large file)

Ethnic minority women’s poverty and economic well being - summary report

• Ethnic minority women’s poverty and economic well being (PDF file - 1mb - Warning: large file)

Research by ISER’s (Institute for Social and Economic Research) Alita Nandi and Lucinda Platt published by the Government Equalities Office.

Published 1 December 2010