Please view the full conference programme on our website via the link below which includes abstracts and speaker's details.

This opening session will serve to set the scene for discussions over the subsequent three days.Welcome from Professor Simon Tormey. Speakers: Professor David Gordon, Professor Glen Bramley, Dr Katy Goldstraw & & Ms Tracey Herrington. Click on the link below to join this Zoom webinar. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/95395691074

The session brings together researchers interested in the concept of poverty as multidimensional. Speakers: Ms Anne-Catherine Guio, Professor Aya Abe, Professor Björn Halleröd, Professor Gemma Wright. Click on the link below to join this Zoom webinar. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/95277343668

From 13:00-13:30 on the lunchbreak of Day 1 we are offering attendees the opportunity to give a ‘Lightning Talk’ (up to one minute maximum). Your talk can be on any topic relevant to the conference. This could include, for example, introducing yourself and your current poverty research interests, sharing news on a recent publication, policy briefing, or other output, proposing a new area of research interest for a future project or bid, inviting collaboration on a particular topic, or promoting an upcoming poverty-relevant activity, such as a webinar, training course or workshop. We will begin the session with the video submissions which we have received in advance. With the time that remains we will invite other attendees to volunteer to speak. Lightning Talks will be strictly limited to one minute maximum. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/s/95783825119

Child Survival and Inequality in UK and Codesigning Local Interventions. Speakers: Professor Karen Luyt, Mr Barny Haughton & Dr Tom Allport. Click on the link below to join this Zoom webinar. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/99042735697

Developing Appropriate Interventions. The impact of poverty on early child development and of developing appropriate interventions to support early child development across East Africa. Speaker: Dr Margaret Nampijja. Click on the link below to join this Zoom webinar. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98378249628

This informal virtual networking session will give you the opportunity to meet members of the Bristol Poverty Institute team, including our Management Team, our prestigious Advisory Board, and some of our academics. Click the link below to join this session in REMO. If you have any issues with clicking on the link please copy & paste the following into your browser: https://live.remo.co/e/bpi-conference-poverty-and-the-s

As part of the online conference Bristol University Press have created a virtual space so that they can connect with everyone they would have at the physical event. They are also offering you 50% off a selection of their latest books, as well as free content from the Journal of Poverty and Social Justice. Click the link below to visit the website.