Debates

How did the National Gallery increase its digital offering during the pandemic and what learnings will the arts sector take into the post-pandemic world?

The government wants to do something called 'levelling up'. What does this policy entail and how can the government meet the public's expectations of it?

Paying survey participants is standard practice in commercial market research. In the charity sector it is less prevalent.

The UK democracy sector faces challenges similar to those faced by charities. If we’re to achieve our missions, we need to be more open and collaborative.

NPC’s philanthropist and funder peer network recently came together to discuss the North/South divide in English philanthropy.

We need a public sector and a political culture, at all levels, that finds a way of talking to civil society.

The pandemic has reduced charity trading income. Here's four innovations in online retail that charities could harness and develop further.

How can charities, funders and commissioners continue to improve local collaboration?

After Dame Louise Casey's recent warning that Britain was facing a ‘perfect storm of awfulness,' we invited her to speak at our NPC event.

When the economy dips, needs rise and the resources open to charities dip too.

Charities, social enterprises, community organisations and all their funders are crucial to getting us through this crisis.

What do we know about mutual aid groups and can they help us tackle some of our biggest social problems?