Online harms: we need to bring the public into public policy
By Maeve Walsh, Associate at Carnegie UK Trust As we wait for the final response to the consultation Government’s Online Harms White Paper – a wait...
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By Maeve Walsh, Associate at Carnegie UK Trust As we wait for the final response to the consultation Government’s Online Harms White Paper – a wait...
By Charles Seaford, Senior Fellow The Prime Minister recently announced a new target for UK greenhouse gas emissions reductions by 2030 – 68% of 1990...
‘The safest place in the world to go online’. This is the ambition for the UK, set out by the Government in the 2019 Online...
Join Demos, in partnership with the group Challenging Pseudoscience at the Royal Institution, for a panel event to discuss how to engage with the fact...
Multi-award winning journalist and author James Ball has joined Britain’s leading cross-party think tank Demos as a Fellow. James has worked as the global editor...
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,...
Simon is a senior public servant who has led strategy and change work for the Department for Education and several large local authorities. Before moving...
Caroline Slocock is the Director of the think tank, Civil Exchange, and is a co-founder of the cross-sectoral network, A Better Way, for people who...
Baroness Finn, of Swansea, became a Conservative peer in 2015, and has served as a special adviser in the Cabinet Office, the Foreign Office and...
This article by Sophia Knight, Researcher at Demos, is a guest blog for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, in a series explaining how social media listening...