How can procurement help deliver Labour’s missions?
There’s been a lot of talk about public sector reform recently – we’ve been talking about public service reform as we wrap up our Future...
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Epistemic Security 2029: Protecting the UK’s information supply chain and strengthening democratic discourse for the next political era
Read the first report from this programme of work, Epistemic Security 2029: Fortifying the UK’s information supply chain to tackle the democratic emergency. 2024 was dubbed...
Tech that Liberates: A new vision for embedding AI in public service reform
Our public services are nearing breaking point. Citizens are too often unable to access help in their time of need and public sector staff are...
Underneath the headlines, the ‘Get Britain Working’ White Paper sets out radical changes to Jobcentres
Yesterday, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published one of the first major policy papers of the new Labour government – the ‘Get Britain...
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The Motivational State: A strengths-based approach to improving public sector productivity
A new government has come into office facing public services in dire straits and a tough financial climate. Inevitably, finding ways to boost public sector...
What we learnt from bringing the public together to talk about protest
As part of our mission at Demos to build a collaborative democracy, we are keen to practise what we preach and involve the public in...
Citizens’ White Paper & the Civil Service
Join us for this interactive event from the Collaborative Democracy Network where we will discuss our recent publication, the Citizens’ White Paper and hear from senior civil servants about...
Art, Design, and Participation in Public Policy
Can artistic and design-led methods help government be more people-centred and participatory? Join us for this exciting, interdisciplinary event looking at how creative, people-centred and...
Youth Employment Hubs should be at the centre of the government’s efforts to support young people into work
This week, the Chancellor delivered a significant Budget – raising public spending by £70 billion, funded by large tax rises and borrowing for investment. Hidden...