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 <>The Michael Young prize for 2009 was sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Young Foundation. The prize aims to reward and encourage early career researchers whose work offers genuine new insights and is likely to have an impact beyond academia. The 2009 prize was j</>... more

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 Education: I graduated from University last year, reading Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Oxford. Later this year I will start a Masters in the Economics of Developing Countries.Projects: The Local Innovation Wellbeing Project.<>Work passions: Economics, Health and Trade Economics, Gender Eq</>... more

 Education: Degree in Religious Studies from Edinburgh University.Project: Health Launchpad. Active community living: Aging in place.Work Passions: Bioethics and the societal effects of biomedicine and bioscience.Other Interests: Cooking, eating and dancing.<>Rosie has now joined the Young Foundati</>... more

<>Chris Wadhams is a freelance writer and neighbourhood renewal consultant. His work has led to the recognition that housing associations could be key players in broad based programmes of neighbourhood renewal. This began with the publication of the 1977 report "Revival or Survival in the Inner Cit</>... more

Rosie Milner has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Cambridge University and an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology – the science of wellbeing – from the University of East London. She is a specialist in the implications of well-being research for public policy.<>Rosie has worked as a think </>... more

Joanna was working in the Local Innovation Team.Education: Degree in English and American literature from University of East Anglia. Currently studying for an MSc in Public Policy and Management at King's College, London.<>Project: Working for the Neighbourhoods section of the Local Innovation team</>... more