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Zoë is an architect and educator, and co-director of a London based design studio. In 2013 she founded a digital architecture zine as a platform for...

Following the financial crisis and the bailing out of the banks, public opinion of those working in financial services has hit a new low. The...

A great untold story in public policy is the quiet proliferation of prepaid cards – a similar technology to a debit card except pre-loaded with...

Jamie Bartlett is one of the UK’s leading thinkers on politics and technology. He led the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos...

It’s official. After months without being able to go for a pint at the local with friends, the Prime Minister has announced that pubs will...

In summer 2023, Demos and Joseph Rowntree Foundation collaborated to investigate: What can we learn from social media about people’s experiences of poverty and hardship...

The benefit cap statistics released last week provoked predictable reactions – finding 33,000 households were subject to the cap led the Daily Mail to label...

The tragic death of George Floyd, who was killed by a police officer in Minneapolis, has sparked protests across the globe, and brought new momentum...

This week, the stranglehold that high street banks have over key bank services – like current accounts, small business lending, and mortgages – came back...

Privacy and anonymity are essential protections to keep people safe online, and allow them to exercise their digital rights and freedoms. The Online Safety Bill...