With a cost-of-living and housing crisis, women are turning to the rental platform to make ends meet, as shown in new research by Dr George

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With a cost-of-living and housing crisis, women are turning to the rental platform to make ends meet, as shown in new research by Dr George
ReMAP members Eleanor Dare and John Potter were co-investigators in this pre-lockdown AHRC-funded Knowledge exchange network, led by PI Dylan Yamada-Rice who was working at