ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social Change —Government and the Voluntary Sector, Strategy and planning, Policy —
Queen’s speech contains important news for charities
Jay Kennedy summarises what we need to look out for from the Queen's Speech.
ByDebra Allcock Tyler, CEO, DSC —Fundraising, Community and events, Self-improvement —
Debra Allcock Tyler: 'Leadership is a discipline'
What has 20 years leading the Directory of Social Change taught Debra Allcock Tyler about management, culture and charity? There...
ByStuart Cole, Research Development Manager, DSC —Policy, campaigns & research, Research —
DSC to explore the impact of Covid-19 on the Armed Forces charities sector
DSC has been funded to explore the impact of Covid-19 on the Armed Forces charities sector through a new £271,000...
ByAbigail O'Loughlin, Researcher, Directory of Social Change —Government and the Voluntary Sector, Research, Policy, campaigns & research —
Seven ways companies provided charitable support during the pandemic
DSC’s latest research shows that companies committed at least £281 million in financial and in-kind support to UK charities and...
ByBen Wittenberg, Director of Development, DSC —Government and the Voluntary Sector —
DSC signs joint letter supporting the right to campaign
A joint statement from charity leaders in support of the right to campaign.
ByStephen Cook, Author of What Have Charities Ever Done For Us? —Policy, Management & leadership —
Should popularity play a part in regulating charities?
Stephen Cook, author of What Have Charities Ever Done For Us? discusses what we need to look for in the...
ByRebecca Eddington, Researcher, DSC —COVID-19 support and advice, Government and the Voluntary Sector, Policy, campaigns & research —
DSC Policy Update - week commencing 29 March 2021
DSC Researcher, Rebecca Eddington, rounds up the policy news from around the sector.
ByDSC Research Team —Policy, campaigns & research —
Focus on: Finance 2021 press release
178 Armed Forces charities helping tens of thousands to make ends meet, despite challenges of Covid-19
