by
Richard Machin,
Eva Zemandl and
and Charles Walker
18th June 2026
18th June 2026
by
Scott Thomas and Jonathan Glazzard
15th June 2026
15th June 2026
by
Steve Tombs
12th June 2026
12th June 2026
by
Lee Elliot Major and Anne-Marie Sim
9th June 2026
9th June 2026
by
Bahar Muller and
Jon Hill - Arnolfini Bookshop Manager
8th June 2026
8th June 2026
by
Alan Tomlinson
5th June 2026
5th June 2026
Themes
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Are LGBTQIA+ prisoners more vulnerable in custody?
by Scott Thomas and Jonathan Glazzard15th June 2026
Five myths of meritocracy in the modern workplace
by Lee Elliot Major and Anne-Marie Sim9th June 2026
Pride events at risk in times of far-right backlash and corporate withdrawal
by Francesca Romana Ammaturo2nd June 2026
Climate change, energy and sustainability
How can tech make the planet better, not worse?
by Sy Taffel4th June 2026
When a lake fails: How we organise for a planet in crisis
by Marc Thompson24th April 2026
The making of Trump’s climate policy rollback
by Frank T. Manheim21st April 2026
Migration, mobilities and movement
PODCAST: Why immigration policy doesn’t add up
by Madeleine Sumption5th May 2026
What is it for? Asking big questions about society and its institutions
by George Miller24th March 2026
ICE’s ‘warrior’ policing leaves Minneapolis community in shock
by Tara Lai Quinlan17th March 2026
Democracy, power and governance
Are LGBTQIA+ prisoners more vulnerable in custody?
by Scott Thomas and Jonathan Glazzard15th June 2026
Grenfell as corporate manslaughter: Will the law deliver accountability?
by Steve Tombs12th June 2026
PODCAST: FIFA, the beautiful game and billions of dollars – where does accountability lie?
by Alan Tomlinson5th June 2026
The future of work, finance and the economy
Five myths of meritocracy in the modern workplace
by Lee Elliot Major and Anne-Marie Sim9th June 2026
How can tech make the planet better, not worse?
by Sy Taffel4th June 2026
Inside the Post Office compensation scandal: Victims still face injustice
by John Hyde27th April 2026
Justice, law and human rights
Are LGBTQIA+ prisoners more vulnerable in custody?
by Scott Thomas and Jonathan Glazzard15th June 2026
Grenfell as corporate manslaughter: Will the law deliver accountability?
by Steve Tombs12th June 2026
Violence, childhood and knife crime: Support must be a right, not a referral
by Jade Levell19th May 2026
Technology, data and society
How can tech make the planet better, not worse?
by Sy Taffel4th June 2026
After lockdown streaming, disabled audiences were shut out again
by Magda Romanska12th May 2026
Iran 2026: Why Washington won the strikes but lost the global order
by Oz Hassan8th April 2026
Health and wellbeing
POLICY BRIEFING: How can we shift focus from repeat food bank use to a more-than-food approach?
by Richard Machin, Eva Zemandl and and Charles Walker18th June 2026
Britain’s health is declining – but it doesn’t have to be this way
by Katherine Smith, Clare Bambra and Julia Lynch26th May 2026
Manifesto to mandate: Why evidence-based policy lost to populist narratives
by Lee Gregory14th May 2026
Policy briefings
POLICY BRIEFING: How can we shift focus from repeat food bank use to a more-than-food approach?
by Richard Machin, Eva Zemandl and and Charles Walker18th June 2026
POLICY BRIEFING: Creative value chains copyright and beyond
by Yaniv Benhamou2nd February 2026
POLICY BRIEFING: How can we turn the UK’s asylum accommodation ‘crisis’ into an opportunity?
by Charlie Winstanley13th October 2025