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What are the wellbeing barriers to learning? New evidence
Today we publish Wellbeing barriers to learning. Learning and educational outcomes are important for wellbeing as well as career progression. This review explores the evidence on whether unlocking the barriers faced by people with low wellbeing can improve...
Who has the poorest personal wellbeing?
To increase the value of their work for decision-makers, and in keeping with the aspiration to “leave no one behind”, the Office for National Statistics has collaborated with the City, University of London and the London School of Economic and Political...
Evidence round-up and reflections
As the new Evidence team at the What Works Centre for Wellbeing, Deborah Hardoon (left) and Silvia Brunetti share some initial reflections on the most interesting and challenging aspects of the Centre’s work to build the global evidence base on wellbeing,...
