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Tackling social class inequalities: #Makeit10

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Book Award winners 2014
03 December 2014
The two winners of the 2014 BPS Book Award have been announced as Psychology, Mental Health and Distress by John Cromby, David Harper and Paula Reavey in the Textbook category and The Optimism Bias – Why We’re Wired to Look on the Bright Side by Tali Sharot in the Popular Science category
- BPS updates
Diagnosis special issue - Part 6
02 May 2007
Dave Harper, John Cromby, Paula Reavey, Anne Cooke and Jill Anderson with some pointers.
- Clinical
- Mental health
Diagnosis special issue - Introduction
18 May 2007
John Cromby, Dave Harper and Paula Reavey introduce the special issue
- Clinical
- Mental health
BPS launches #MakeIt10 campaign
16 August 2022
The campaign aims to have social class included as a protected characteristic in the Equality Act.
- BPS updates
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Poverty
- Social and behavioural
‘As public intellectuals, it is possible to be both polite and radical’
09 November 2017
One on One with Anne Cooke.
- Mental health
‘It’s about creating environments where people feel that whatever position they are in society, somebody cares and wants to invest in helping them’
26 May 2022
Professor Paula Reavey speaks to Shaoni Bhattacharya about how someone’s class, context and environment influences their mental health.
- Poverty
The British Psychological Society's Annual Conference 2015
16 June 2015
We collect together coverage from this year's event, held in Liverpool in May.
- Social and behavioural
Family trees, selfies and our search for identity
28 September 2018
Paula Nicolson looks at developing identities in the 21st century.
- Children, young people and families
What to read… to learn about social class
26 May 2022
We asked Psychology of Social Class – UK Policy Implications (POSCUPI) members for their top books that psychologists should read to learn more about social class.
- Poverty
‘It has become my nightmare’
16 June 2022
A group of psychologists came together at a recent webinar to discuss the British Psychological Society’s #MakeIt10 campaign, to have social class included as the 10th protected characteristic under the Equality Act. The webinar also saw the launch of new guidance on using community psychology approaches to reduce the impact of inequality. Ella Rhodes reports.
- BPS updates
- Poverty
True Detective…
18 April 2014
… and the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including The Silence of Animals, trauma and creativity online guide, Psychology, Mental Health and Distress, and building a virtual brain.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
The ultimate psychology reading list
20 February 2024
Since 2008, The Psychologist has been asking people in its 'One on One' section for 'One book or journal article that all psychologists should read'. Here we collect their answers.
- BPS updates
- Teaching and learning