EPIC Futures strategy day

Aidan Campbell, our Research Programme Development Manager, attended today’s Strategy Day for EPIC Futures NI.

The Centre is a member of the Local Policy Innovation Partnership (LPIP).

The other members of the LPIP are Ulster University Business School, Queen’s University Belfast, Business in the Community, Disability Action Northern Ireland, Women’s Resource and Development Agency, WOMEN’STEC, Department for Communities, Department of Finance, Department for the Economy NI, Health and Social Care Confederation, Social Enterprise NI and Involve NI.

Welcomed by the Executive Dean of Ulster University Business School Professor Gillian Armstrong MBE and Professor Kristel Miller, the event focused on creating evidence-based solutions to promote fair and inclusive employment across Northern Ireland. The plan is to continue building new ways of working between academics, policymakers and the community and voluntary sector.

Economic and Social Research Council, Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), Innovate UK, UK Research and Innovation fund the LPIP.

Find out more on the EPIC Futures NI website.