Culturally specific responses to severe and multiple disadvantage

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BAC-IN CIC

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Culturally specific responses to severe and multiple disadvantage

Inclusive economy

Project Director: Nadia Bashir
Project Duration: 2017-2019

Research with BAME people recovering from alcohol/drug addiction:

  • To explore their lives and hidden experiences of disadvantage.
  • To develop and learn about elements of a successful model for supporting BAME communities facing multiple disadvantage.

Project reports

Culture, connection and belonging: A study of addiction and recovery in Nottingham’s BAME community
Culture, connection and belonging: A study of addiction and recovery in Nottingham’s BAME community

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Clients

BAC-IN CIC

Research areas

Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research Social and Economic Research Institute

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Research team

Nadia Bashir 204773

Nadia Bashir

Senior Research Fellow

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Chris Dayson 208858

Chris Dayson

Professor of Voluntary Action, Health & Wellbeing

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Kesia Reeve

Kesia Reeve

Principal Research Fellow

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