Britain wants to lead in AI, but lacks public trust. As data becomes the world’s most valuable resource, can the UK close the AI legitimacy gap?

What can progressives learn from rising populism? Insights from our recent panel with on respect, agency, narrative and hope.

School exclusions fuel a pipeline from classroom to custody — here we explore the hidden costs, biases, and need for trauma-informed reform.

At London’s DSEI arms fair, weapons were sold in the name of ‘defence’. This blog exposes the military-industrial complex and the human cost it hides.

What is the Democratic Party not understanding about today's political climate and how can they address this?

Britain’s new Creative Industries Sector Plan doubles investment, recognising creativity as key to our economy, identity, and collective wellbeing.

Two summers of unrest show arrests aren’t enough - we need to do more to challenge hate and build stronger, more united communities.

Labour’s plan to lower the voting age to 16 isn’t just politics - it’s a step toward fairer, future-facing democracy. Here’s why it matters.

The Global Future Foundation commissioned More in Common to conduct polling to understand what Britons would think of the UK adopting an ‘America First’ style agenda here in the UK. The polling shows ...

A new wellbeing guide from Global Future Foundation and Place2Be helps young people build purpose, resilience, and connection in uncertain times.

A majority of Britons say they want leaders to prioritise British interests – but they don’t support a Britain First approach that reflects the term’s far-right associations, nor one that mirrors Trum...

A majority of Britons say they want leaders to prioritise British interests – but they don’t support a Britain First approach that reflects the term’s far-right associations, nor one that mirrors Trum...

A guide for personal success: A practical framework to help young people to thrive in these challenging times

An island of strangers? This blog explores how political rhetoric is fuelling division. To establish a sense of belonging we need to invest in our communities.

This report discredits the idea that climate concern is simply an issue for the southern middle class, finding it to be a crisis in common.

In a time of crisis, creative activism offers healing and hope — through poetry, community, and shared spaces that turn pain into power.

This is human nature. Exploring how we can use psychological insight to advance arguments on the environment in politics and business.

What can improv teach us about leadership? From deep listening to creative confidence, this blog explores the psychology behind showing up unscripted.

Why do people fall for false prophets? From wellness scams to populist politics, explore the psychology of deception, distrust, and the desire for easy solutions.

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Croydon Labour councillor Rowenna Davis explores why some town centres thrive while others decline - and what councils can do to turn the tide.

A practical, research-backed guide to help businesses support young employees' wellbeing and foster resilience using the Four Energies Model.

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