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My Times article this morning on Covid-19 and inequality thetimes.co.uk/edition/commen…

"Older people have been the principal health victims of Covid-19. It is incumbent on the government to ensure that young people are not its social and economic victims." My letter in The Times and The Sunday Times today: thetimes.co.uk/article/times-…

As furlough ends, an estimated one million young people are now unemployed. Employers must help prevent a lost generation. Get in touch to find out more. #supportgenerationcovid #jointhecoalition

🗓 The Social Mobility Employer Index 2020 launches on Wednesday. 📊 Our authoritative report includes the top 75 employers for social mobility, with analysis of how all entrants are performing on socio-economic diversity. #SMFIndex2020 #SocialMobility

📢 Introducing the Social Mobility Employer Index 2020.  📖 Full report: bit.ly/SMFIndex20 🥇Congratulations to all the employers in the top 75. ❗️To protect social mobility during the recession we need more employers to join in 2021. DM for more info. #SMFIndex2020

It’s time big tech keep their promise to give back to society independent.co.uk/independentpre… #SocialMobility #SMFIndex2020 The Social Mobility Foundation - @Facebook Amazon Public Policy Google Public Policy

In the spirit of #GivingTuesday and the first day of Big Give #ChristmasChallenge20, I’ll donate £1 to The Social Mobility Foundation for every retweet before the end of the day.

Tune into Sophy Ridge this Sunday, 8:30–9:30am, for a Sky News exclusive with students from our Aspiring Professionals Programme. The story will examine the effect of school closures and exam cancellations on young people.

The closure of schools and cancellation of exams affects millions of students, but not all equally. Sophy Ridge has investigated this, talking to young people + gathering data with The Social Mobility Foundation. Her report will feature in the show. 📺 Sky News ⏰ 8.30am Sunday #️⃣ #Ridge

❗️Don’t miss @RidgeOnSunday today❗️ ⏰ 8:30–9:30am 🎬 The unequal impact of school closures on young people 📊 Our new data on student attitudes 🗣 Students from our Aspiring Professionals Programme #️⃣ #Ridge

Introducing End Laptop Poverty: a new movement to close the digital divide. In collaboration with Revolt London, we're getting laptops to the children across the UK who do not have access to one. Now we need your donations. Visit endlaptoppoverty.org to learn more.

My The Independent piece today calls on Labour to regain its political edge by focusing on young people. The next generation will bear the biggest economic and social consequences of the pandemic. We must restart social mobility to avoid a lost generation. independent.co.uk/voices/keir-st…

❗️One million young people still don't have access to a laptop or tablet for school. Yet 14 million devices are sat in Britain's drawers. 💻 #EndLaptopPoverty is solving the problem. 👉 Visit endlaptoppoverty.org to donate your unused device and help end the #DigitalDivide.

Our Chair Alan Milburn on Sky News this morning discussing the role of business & government to drive #socialmobility. As PwC UK's #FutureofGov research explores, businesses have a responsibility to step up to the plate 👉 pwc.to/3o94JjN

Thank you to @RidgeOnSunday, Trevor Phillips for vitally important coverage of the educational divide, featuring our new data. Alan Milburn: "the faith is pretty low... the system isn't taking into account the effect the pandemic has had on the poorest".

"Parts of the country are doing really well, and some have fallen behind." Former chair of the Social Mobility Commission, Alan Milburn, says 'the problem is that levelling up is a political slogan where what is needed is real policy'. #Phillips: trib.al/Y9ec9Xn

NEW: Our advocacy and campaigns arm, Department for Opportunities, has identified a shocking #ClassPayGap. Professionals from working-class backgrounds are being paid an average of £6,718 less than peers from middle-class backgrounds. theguardian.com/inequality/202…

Many of Britain's workplaces share a shameful secret. There is a class pay gap of almost £7,000 between professionals from working-class backgrounds and their more privileged peers. It is economically savvy and morally right to close the #ClassPayGap. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…