Centre for Research on Inclusive Society (CRIS)

The Centre for Research on Inclusive Society (CRIS) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to advancing knowledge on inclusive policies and practices. The aim of the Centre is to foster interdisciplinary research on social in/exclusion broadly defined, and to produce evidence-based research that informs policy development and social change towards a more inclusive society. The research in the centre is based on a diverse range of methodological approaches, utilising various traditions and innovative methods to advance knowledge and understanding. We work closely with external organisations, including local authorities, housing providers, the voluntary and community sector, and government. Whilst locally rooted, we are active in several national and international partnerships in the UK, Europe and beyond.

This research centre is one of three within the School of Health and Society, please visit the Centre for Applied Health Research and the Centre for Human Movement and Rehabilitation to see more of our school’s work.

Centre Director: Prof Daiga Kamerāde

A bike parked inbetween two hills — Sustainable Housing and Urban Studies (SHUSU)

Criminal Justice, Deviance and Victimology

Two people engaging with a mobile phone. These people who would be seen as belonging to a minorities ethnicity in a UK context. — Digital Society

Men in builders uniform conversing with a woman who works at the chippy — Work and Welfare

equity and equality branches — Equity, Inequalities and Inclusivity

open day at the University of Salford — Our PGRs and PhD Opportunities

group of students at an open day — Our Impact