After a near-decade long campaign by families, charities and organisations nationwide, the harmful 'two-child limit' on Universal Credit has been been scrapped. This change has lifted hundreds of thousands of childen out of poverty, after years of rising costs and declining support for families.

This win was achieved through diverse coalition of partners and an array of tactics, and was fought right up to the line. Hear how partners brought their strengths together and navigated a turbulent political landscape across successive governments, to help make this a reality.

But with increasingly hostile politicial narratives around low-income families, and the next General Election a question in everyone's minds - how can we secure the future of this change?

This session will include use of EN campaigning tools, as well as a wider picture of the media, political and research landscape.

Presenters:

  • Freya Trevor-Harris (UNICEF UK)
  • Rachel Walters (End Child Poverty Coalition)