Past events

List of Events

  1. Private roundtable: AI innovation in the UK: Filling the deployment gaps

  2. Keynote speech: Rt Hon Liz Kendall MP

  3. UK trade strategy in a time of geopolitical turmoil

  4. A doctor holding a patients hands

    Private roundtable: The role of secondary prevention in the NHS's 10-year vision

  5. Private roundtable: The role of medicines in the 10-year health plan

  6. Wind farms and solar panels in green fields next to a river

    2030 and beyond: Great British Energy's role in the green transition

  7. A ripped piece of paper revealing the word 'democracy'

    Autocracy or bureaucracy: What is the real threat to democracy in 2025?

  8. A line of wind turbines at sunset

    Private roundtable: Supercharging the clean energy mission

  9. IPPR Scotland at Scottish Labour Conference

  10. Private roundtable: Going for growth

  11. Development now: In conversation with Rachel Kyte and Professor Avinash Persaud

  12. Webinar: Transforming asylum accommodation

  13. Rachel Reeves and Heather Boushey speaking at an IPPR event

    IPPR at party conferences 2024

  14. Wes Streeting speaking at an IPPR event

    Our greatest asset: Launch of the final report of IPPR’s Commission on Health and Prosperity

  15. Insurgent government: How can government deliver for people?

  16. Empty rows of school desks

    Report launch: Who is losing learning?

  17. Professor John Curtice looking straight ahead

    Unpacking the polls: What comes next after the general election?

  18. London skyline at night

    The anti-corruption capital of the world?

  19. Book discussion: 'Growth: A Reckoning' by Daniel Susskind

  20. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office in London

    Progressive international policy

  21. No.10 Downing Street doorway

    Manifesting: The next UK prime minister

  22. IPPR North Reception

  23. A group of people in a UK community centre

    Webinar: Healthy places, prosperous lives

  24. Working wonders: The role of employability in tackling child poverty