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Reducing Inequalities Through Education (RITE) Network

The RITE network aims to improve children and young people’s educational experience through research-informed, inclusive, quality education.

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Reducing Inequalities Through Education

What we do

RITE is a network dedicated to addressing inequity through education systems and practices.

We do this by sharing ideas and knowledge across disciplines and professions, and by hosting events that create opportunities for collaboration within and beyond the University. Together we develop research-informed to equitable for all.

 

A vital initiative uniting researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to turn research into practical action that meets the needs of local communities.

Kathryn Ingold FFPH, Chief Officer and Consultant in Public Health, Leeds City Council 

About the RITE network

  • Our vision

    Read about our work to understand and reduce educational inequalities across the life course.

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  • Our team

    Find information about our network leads and our collaborator network.

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  • Our research themes and projects

    Working across four key themes, we lead a range of projects exploring how inequalities can be reduced through education.

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