Make a donation to the Hansard Society

As a charity we rely on donations to help us fund our progammes of research, resources and events; many of which could not continue without the generous donations of our Members and Supporters. Your donation will help us continue to:

Create educational resources to encourage and empower young people learn about the political system in the UK, such as Y Vote? Mock Elections and HeadsUp.org.uk
Produce new research into how to strengthen parliamentary democracy, such as The Annual Audit of Political Engagement, Parliament 20:20 and the Women at the Top series.
Explore the social and political impacts of digital media and how to use them to encourage greater public participation in politics
Run a programme of free events in the Scottish and Westminster Parliament's, which which provide a neutral platform to allow people to debate political issues with parliamentarians and decision makers.

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We are a medium-sized charity that relies on our individual and corporate members to support our various projects and programmes of work. Our network of members and supporters come from all major political parties and from the public, private and third sectors. Click below to find out more about supporting the Hansard Society.

The Hansard Society also acts as a non-partisan parliamentary partner. We have worked with a wide range of academic institutions, organisations and corporate partners on a variety of projects including research, publications and events. Click on the link below to find out more about how the Hansard Society can lend extensive experience and knowledge of the workings of Westminster and expertise from across our four specialist programmes to your project.

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Counting Women In

Counting Women In is the new campaign working to ensure women have a greater presence and voice in UK politics.

Bringing together women's rights organisations, academics and those that campaign for better politics, the campaign will be working to change the UK's political culture so it works for not against women.

The Campaign is supported by organisations including the National Union of Journalists, Mumsnet and national Federation of Women's Institute.

To visit the website go to http://www.countingwomenin.org/