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You are here Our people Jenny Pennington
 
Jenny Pennington

Jenny Pennington

Researcher

 

Areas of expertise:

  • Vulnerable Migrants
  • Equalities and Human Rights
  • Housing and Homelessness
  • Social Exclusion and Welfare
  • Quantitative research methods

Jenny joined IPPR in 2011 from the National Housing Federation where she carried out research into affordable housing, welfare and social care issues. Prior to this she worked at the Fawcett Society and at the British Red Cross where she led research into the support needs of trafficked and other vulnerable migrants.

Jenny holds an MA with Distinction in Human Rights from the University of Sussex and a BA in History and Politics from the University of Warwick.

 

 

Publications

Homecoming: Return and reintegration of irregular migrants from Nigeria

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington, Brhmie Balaram

19 Apr 2013

Beyond borders: Human trafficking from Nigeria to the UK

Author(s) : Myriam Cherti, Jenny Pennington, Peter Grant

17 Jan 2013

No place to call home: The social impacts of housing undersupply on young people

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

09 Dec 2012

The UK’s response to human trafficking: Fit for purpose?

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington, Eliza Galos, Myriam Cherti

23 Jul 2012

 

Articles

The measures in the Queen’s Speech won’t solve the government’s immigration problem - 08 May 2013

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

To address trafficking from Nigeria we need to work together to confront domestic violence - 12 Feb 2013

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Victims of trafficking are failed by our state-led approach - 01 Feb 2013

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Going Beyond Borders: Tackling trafficking at source does not just mean working ‘upstream’ - 28 Jan 2013

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Collaboration needed to to combat human trafficking from Nigeria - 23 Jan 2013

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

A strong agenda for the most disadvantaged – an opportunity for Liberal leadership? - 24 Dec 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

The housing crisis is leading to more than unmet housing aspirations - 11 Dec 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Human trafficking isn’t just about immigration - 01 Nov 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Government must do more to tackle human trafficking - 19 Oct 2012

Author(s) : Myriam Cherti, Jenny Pennington

Human trafficking beyond the Olympics - 23 Jul 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Engaging with 'troubled families' or grabbing headlines? - 23 Jul 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

The home secretary is oversimplifying article 8 of the Human Rights Act - 18 Jun 2012

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Frustrated first time buyers need better rental options - 07 Sep 2011

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

Are Pickles and Shapps misleading the public on homelessness? - 09 Jul 2011

Author(s) : Jenny Pennington

 

Projects

The social impact of housing: young people and across generations