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SCEIP is a four-year project to deliver transformative, systemic change across the Services (Armed Forces) sector. It builds on the Halsden Centre’s expertise and commitment to shifting systems and structures, behaviours and attitudes, data and analysis – all of which stand in the way of equality for all.

Military families face unique challenges around healthcare, particularly if they are pregnant or have young children. Sudden changes in family life, due to deployment and postings, mean military families can find it difficult to access quality and consistent healthcare.

The Armed Forces community is a unique UK population group, with specific health and wellbeing needs based on its demographics, activities, and occupations.

Evidence suggests that across the discipline of psychology and within the higher education sector, students from ethnic minority backgrounds experience a range of barriers in relation to their race or ethnicity.

It has been acknowledged for some time, that in the UK women are under-represented in philosophy. While efforts to address this under-representation are still emerging, less attention has been paid to how diverse and inclusive philosophy is with regards to other groups, including disabled people, people of colour and people from lower socio-economic backgrounds.