Our events bring together the brightest minds and most influential voices from across the political spectrum, civil society, business and the economy.
We currently host two networks which meet monthly hosting high level speakers:
The Public Services 2030 Network is a movement of organisations and individuals committed to rebuilding and reforming our public services so they are fit for the next decade.
The Good Web Network is a community spanning government, industry and civil society, collaborating to build a better internet. Together, our network will better understand how we can build an internet that strengthens, rather than threatens, our democracy and our digital rights.
The Collaborative Democracy Network is a new network created by Demos. It is for politicians, policymakers and civil society to come together to discuss innovations that put people at the heart of policy making.
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Join us for this exciting event hosted by the Collaborative Democracy Network and CASM at Demos. We’re delighted to be hosting Audrey Tang, chief architect of Taiwan’s internationally acclaimed digital democracy. During this conversation, we’ll explore: How Taiwan harnessed digital tools to create inclusive growth and...
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The new government needs to get Britain working. There are around a million ‘missing workers’ from the UK’s labour market because employment has not recovered since the pandemic, and there are a record 2.8 million people outside the workforce due...
A few months ago, policy makers had only a vague idea of the importance of AI. Now, Presidents and Prime Ministers across the world are scrambling to convene experts, host Summits and consider how we can make generative AI work...
As the political parties gear up for the next election, public service reform is back on the agenda. This includes a renewed focus on prevention; Labour has recently called for problems to be tackled “with a long-term, preventative approach”. In...
As the political parties gear up for the next election, public service reform is back on the agenda. This includes a renewed focus on prevention – for example Labour has recently called for problems to be tackled “with a long-term,...
A new political consensus has emerged on the benefits of greater devolution. The government is handing more powers to local leaders. Labour looks set to continue this, with the Brown Commission’s report a sign of its intent. What does this...
Join us as Demos, in partnership with Good Things Foundation, host a conversation to explore how we should think about internet access in our society, how we can improve internet and digital access; what impact digital inclusion can have on...
The state has got stuck in a rut of servicing the nation’s most acute problems. The post-Beveridge promise, in which the state would step in for short periods of time of worklessness, or to treat short periods of illness,...
We asked Chat GPT whether it was good for democracy, and after assuring us it had no personal opinions on the matter, it said that it could support better access to information and facilitate dialogue, but that it could also...
Recent months have seen a new debate about economic inactivity in the UK, particularly among older workers. It’s a debate at the very top of the political agenda; witness the Chancellor’s recent calls for over 50s to get off the...
Is it possible to create a level playing field for big tech? How can we give consumers better control of their data? What would stricter regulation for digital markets look like? These are some of the questions the new Digital...
With more wealth being transferred across generations through inheritances and gifts, the UK is entering a new ‘age of inheritance’. Yet this wealth will not be distributed equally. This means the UK’s new ‘age of inheritance’ could amplify existing divides,...
