In advance of the release of the Absolute Zero report, the Use Less Group’s Professor Julian Allwood met with the current cohort of CSaP Policy Leaders Fellows to host a workshop on getting to absolute zero carbon emissions.

In late November, policymakers and academics gathered at St. John’s Divinity School for a CSaP-facilitated roundtable on the future of plastics. The event was an opportunity to discuss the circular economy, industry challenges, and future directions for policy.

At a meeting on cohesive societies, the University of Oxford's Anthony Heath led a conversation on measuring social cohesion alongside Ed Humpherson, Director General of the UK Statistics Authority.

Ms. Poh’s lecture, entitled ‘Prospero’s Practicum - Conjuring the 4th Industrial Revolution on an Even Smaller Island’ explored the island nation’s journey to becoming a Smart Nation, and detailed challenges encountered, and choices made along the way.

Academics, policymakers and practitioners gathered at the British Academy to discuss multiculturalism and social cohesion with Tariq Modood. This was the second seminar in a series organized by CSaP and the British Academy which aims to fill gaps in our understanding of social cohesion in Britain.

CSaP hosted a discussion on the potential and limits of real-world evidence and its place in the UK’s approach to life sciences.

CSaP has released an external impact assessment which identifies outcomes from the Policy Fellowship programme.

Professor Sarah Curtis discussed place and social cohesion at the first in a series of workshops on cohesive societies hosted by CSaP and the British Academy.

CSaP marked its tenth birthday with the release of the annual report and events at the Royal Academy of Engineers.

Professor Vogel gave the keynote address at the first event in CSaP’s new citizen science initiative.