OpinionSimon BurallSustaining public dialogue about technological innovationPublic engagement, just like science, can be messy and head in unexpected directions. That cannot, and must…Learn MoreOpinionTim HughesBig questions require bold answers – introducing a plan for engaging the public in gene editingFrom human enhancement to the eradication of diseases, and many other possible applications besides, the sci…Learn MoreOpinionAndreas PavlouWork begins on first comprehensive assessment of the UK’s performance against the UN's Sustainable Development GoalsWork has begun to drive action on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the UK. The project by th UKSS…Learn MoreNewsSarah AllanInvolve on ‘Reasons to be Cheerful’ podcastInvolve's Sarah Allan was on the Reasons to be Cheerful podcast on "Rescuing democracy" talking about public…Learn MoreProject updateAndreas PavlouBringing Open Government to Local GovernmentsLast week, the Open Government Network was in Manchester, Sheffield and Leeds to talk with local residents a…Learn MoreProject updateAndreas PavlouHave Your Say on Open Government!Shape the next UK Open Government Action Plan Open government is the simple but powerful idea that g…Learn MoreNewsAndreas PavlouNewsletter: Our Highlights from 2017Welcome to our end of year newsletter! Is it that time of year already? It doesn’t feel possible, but…Learn MoreProject updateDominic WardSix things I learnt from the Citizens’ Assembly on BrexitDom talks about six things he learnt from his experience working at the Citizens' Assembly on BrexitLearn MoreOpinionAndreas PavlouA slippery slope: using transparency to curb civil libertiesDo we want to go down the road of charities reporting funding from outside the UK? A functioning and vibr…Learn More PagesFirst ‹ previous … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … next › Last
