ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social Change —Policy, campaigns & research, Government and the Voluntary Sector —
Autumn Budget 2021 – beware the smoke and mirrors
Read Jay Kennedy's, Director of Policy and Research at DSC, analysis of the autumn budget 2021.
ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social Change —Policy, campaigns & research —
What to look out for in the Spending Review
Next week the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer will present the results of the government’s Spending Review, and there will...
ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social Change —Policy, campaigns & research —
Charities fight back against threats to their independence
DSC’s Director of Policy and Research, Jay Kennedy, explains in this article why the independence of the Charity Commission and...
ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, Directory of Social Change —Policy, campaigns & research —
A Department for Culture Wars will not help charities or the country
Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, comments on the government reshuffle from Wednesday 15 September.
ByAndrew Purkis, Trustee, DSC —
The Charity Commission’s research into public trust remains a quagmire
Andrew Purkis, DSC's Policy Trustee, critiques the Charity Commission's latest public trust research
ByTania Mason, Author, What Have Charities Ever Done For Us —Policy, campaigns & research, COVID-19 support and advice —
Adapting and innovating - it's what charities do, crisis or no crisis
Tania Mason, shares some inspiring stories of how charities have stepped up in response to the pandemic and assures the...
ByStuart Cole, Research Development Manager, DSC —Research, Policy, campaigns & research, Finance & law —
Get involved in charity research
Get connected and involved with research exploring how the charity sector has been shaped by the pandemic.
ByDebra Allcock Tyler, CEO, DSC —Self-improvement, Finance & law —
Debra Allcock Tyler: There’s little honour in the old system – so let’s start over
Admirable people from all walks of life are recognised with honours, but this horribly flawed system seems rigged to reflect...
