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The Centre for Social Justice is looking for an outstanding Events Manager to take full ownership of our events delivery and help power our engagement with policymakers, our alliance charities, partners, donors, and the wider public. This is a hands-on, high-trust role at the heart of a fast-moving organisation. You will be responsible for turning ideas into well-run, high-impact events that advance our policy work and strengthen our influence. From policy panels and private roundtables to party conferences, awards and flagship Foundation activity, you will make things happen and make them run smoothly. We are looking for someone organised, proactive, and energised who can be relied on and execute to a high standard.

The Centre for Social Justice is looking for an analytical individual with excellent research skills to join the CSJ’s Family programme. The successful candidate will lead their own research projects in this area, with a view to informing pro family policy for this and any future UK governments. This research will be informed by close working with other organisations in this area both in the UK and abroad and will include a significant convening role. The role will work closely with a Senior Fellow who has expertise in this matter, as well as other Researchers and Analysts across the Policy and Research teams. For the avoidance of doubt, this is a single role we are recruiting for; the final decision…

We are seeking an Analyst to drive media campaigns and support research projects across the organisation, to ultimately drive our goal of transforming the lives of those living on the lowest incomes. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with website visualisations, creating dashboards and experienced with technical packages and methods. They should have at least some understanding of, or a strong interest in, various Government social policies; in this role they could be working on anything from economic inactivity to school absence projects. The candidate will also be responsible for maintaining the data tracker on the CSJ’s website and improving its capabilities as well as creating wider visualisation with our media team.

The Centre for Social Justice is looking for an analytical individual with excellent research skills to join the CSJ’s Social Contract programme. The successful candidate will lead their own research projects in this area, with a view to building up a better evidence and knowledge base as to the values and virtues on which our system is based. This will not be a vague and theoretical role. For example, we want to understand the relationships between personal responsibility and welfare, or parenting and education. The UK government is spending more than ever before but with little evidence of better results and we want to understand how our politics interacts with our culture. This is a new area of research for…