Labour’s state-reform agenda risks repeating age old mistakes

Over the past year the community ‘think and do' organisation I work at, The Young Foundation, has partnered with Luton BC to help ensure that the town's journey...

Dr Sue Griffiths, Daniel Farag and Jessica Moore share ideas for a better future.

Our CEO, Dr Sue Griffiths, celebrates the footballers, musicians, politicians and many other local change-makers shaping a cleaner, greener Britain at Energising Britain events

This is the fourth in a series of short discussion papers, sharing learnings from the UKRI-funded Citizen Science Collaboration Grants.

Isabella Pereira and Dr Sue Griffiths say the government’s social cohesion action plan can only deliver if it addresses inequalities in UK communities

The Centre is a collective of researchers, practitioners, policy makers, funders and residents collaborating to deliver an ambitious vision for better connected communities across the UK. Our vision i...

Announcing our tole as learning and capacity-building partner on a two-year, Rayne Trust-funded grants programme

Last week’s election results mark a big step towards ‘political pluralism’, says our CEO Dr Sue Griffiths, as she asks whether our democratic infrastructure is fit for the future.

The past few weeks in Parliament have been dominated by legislative ping-pong on various Bills, including the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill....

This report shares lessons and case studies from the Undisciplined Spaces project, working with King’s College London to support postgraduate community engagement.

In turbulent times, experts recommend building up a store of food if possible – focusing on long-life, no-cook items

AI is transforming the charity sector. How can organisations use technology effectively while keeping people and communities at the centre?

The Gorton and Denton by-election signals a shift towards multi-party politics in the UK. What does this mean for communities, democracy, and local government?

Insights from the Community Knowledge Fund, an initiative supporting 24 community organisations to lead and participate in research and innovation across the UK.

We were sad to hear recently of the death of Professor Michael Rush of the University of Exeter. Michael was a pioneering and indefatigable scholar of