Past events

Has Brexit damaged our politics? What shape will divisions over the UK’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU take? How do voters want Britain to use its newly acquired sovereignty? What kind of immigration, food and consumer policy would they now like to see?

City, University of London, NatCen Social Research and the Social Research Association are hosting the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2020.

In this presentation Peter Lugtig will report on a series of studies that are being carried out among the general population in the Netherlands to test whether smartphone apps can be used to replace surveys in producing official statistics on travel behavior, time use and household spending.

The focus of this talk will be how EBSO can help identify promising solutions while designing, preparing, implementing and post-processing a survey-based project.

This webinar will take attendees through the initial findings and provide wider context around how this piece of work was delivered.

This talk will cover the main results from the “Understanding survey response behaviour in a digital age: Mixed-device online surveys and mobile device use” project.

Join the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and Understanding Society for an evening of talks and a drinks reception.

From spring 2020 companies will be required to report pay ratios for the first time. What do we expect to see? And will it change anything?

The workshop will focus on identifying, and generating solutions to, the challenges and barriers faced by Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) researchers.