Our chaos is healthier than China’s ‘harmony’
Dominic Lawson writes for The Times on young peoples’ disillusionment with democracy, drawing on Onward research from ‘The Kids Aren’t Alright’.
Childcare reform belongs at the heart of the growth agenda
Will Tanner and Siobhan Baillie MP write for The Times Red Box on the importance of reforming childcare policy for a thriving economy.
Childcare reform belongs at the heart of the growth agenda
Will Tanner writes for The Times Red Box on the importance of reforming childcare policy for a thriving economy.
Reform of English football ‘delayed by politics’, says Tracey Crouch
Tracey Crouch MP was quoted in the Guardian from her speech at Onward’s EFL panel event on football, pride and place.
Ex-minister tells charities to ‘stop dabbling in politics’
Third Sector provide coverage of a panel event hosted by Onward and Pro Bono Economics on the role of the charitable sector in politics.
We are a nation divided as never before — by age
The Times uses Onward’s report ‘the kids aren’t alright’ to show discontent amongst young people.
Education chiefs back grammar schools as Liz Truss urged to scrap ban
The Telegraph has used articles studies in Onward’s grammar schools report.
Our common endeavour
The New Statesman draws on Onward’s work about community ownership
We look to the young for a better future – but they are turning away from democracy
The findings and recommendations from our report ‘The Kids Aren’t Alright’ were cited by the New Statesman’s article on young people’s hostility to democracy.
Give the young what they want: raise the voting age to 55
Our report ‘The Kids Aren’t Alright’ was mentioned in Robert Taylor’s Telegraph article, citing our shocking finding that most youngsters in the UK would prefer a dictatorship to democracy.
