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 three networks which meet regularly 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 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.
The Epistemic Security Network is a new network hosted by Demos. It provides a home for collective efforts to protect democracy by cleaning up and fortifying our information
supply chains.
Featured
Democracy is not working for people. Trust in politics, politicians and political institutions is in freefall as the system fails people. Stepping into the breach are populists, on the rise in America and Europe, whose message that they speak for...
Join us for the launch of the Collaborative Democracy Network. We’re delighted to welcome Florence Eshalomi MP, Shadow Minister for Democracy, and Martin Wolf CBE, Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times to share their thoughts on building a democracy that works...
The development of new digital technologies continues to accelerate, opening up new frontiers in innovation, productivity and growth, as well as offering the potential to improve healthcare and public service delivery: the recent AI boom in particular opening up new...
About the event The Conservatives have previously prided themselves as the party of public service reform, driving reforms based on privatisation, marketisation and choice. Yet such approaches have fallen out of favour, with privatised services – such as probation and...
The UK Government has an ambition to be a technology superpower by 2030. To do this we need to support frontier economy sectors, as well as bring new technologies into existing sectors, such as logistics whilst create the industrial infrastructure...
For more than two decades, different governments have tried and failed to reform adult social care in the UK. Yet despite continued policy failure, there is growing momentum around a bold, positive vision for the future of social care, as...
It has been argued that we are facing a deficit of social imagination: the ability to imagine a better society a generation or more into the future. Collective imagination suggests the best way to respond to this challenge is for...
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...
