Housing in, social care out? why Wednesday’s budget may be a series of half measures
Housing in, social care out? why Wednesday’s budget may be a series of half measures It seems that housing will be front and centre of...
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How not to do platform regulation
‘! Get the facts about mail-in ballots’. This week Twitter added a fact-check label to one of Donald Trump’s tweets, which incorrectly claimed that plans...
Demos Daily: Slow down – the return to local food
Cooking has been a great form of escapism for many people since lockdown begun – whether we’re getting our aprons on for those in need,...
Tackling cybercrime: why we need more women in Big Tech and government
The day after a report surfaced that one third of revenge porn victims in Britain drop their allegations, Sir Christopher Chope MP singlehandedly blocked a...
Analysing Elections through Social Media Data: Why we Should Care
Over the past 60 years, national elections have become a topic of keen interest for political scientists all over the world. This isn’t surprising, of...
The Carers’ Covenant: why we are calling on the Government to introduce a bold new policy agenda for carers
Everyone knows social care desperately needs to change but there is little agreement of how. It comes as no surprise then that the Government’s Green...
Our priorities for the Budget
As the Government prepares for its first Budget this week, senior researcher Ben Glover sets out our priorities for the Chancellor, from supporting the vulnerable...
GE2017 policy U-turns: part of healthy democracy or a sign of a broken system?
What do school lunches, social care plans, students’ fees, winter fuel payments, pension pots, energy prices, grammar schools and british foxes all have in common?...
Unmasking hardship: Using social media listening to understand poverty
This article has been written by Aleks Collingwood, Partnership Insight Manager at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, and is the first in a series explaining how...
Tech is radically reshaping political campaigning: regulators must catch up
This week the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published their review into political parties’ use of data, along with a £500k fine for Facebook, relating to...