Missed an event?

The Hansard Society hosts many great events with a diverse range of excellent speakers. The debates are always interesting, vigorous and often with controversial moments! You can choose from the following:

Click here to listen to 30 Years of Scrutiny - Select Committee Conference

Click here to listen to Young People: Who care what they think? and to view the photographs.

Click here to listen to Launch of the Audit of Political Engagement 6 and to view the photographs.

Click here to watch a video of The Online Campaign - solution or smokescreen?

Click here to listen to Europe or America: where is our special relationship now?

Click here to listen to Citizens or Consumers - which does a democracy need more?

Click here to listen to Making Politics fit for Purpose the 2008 annual PSA/Hansard Society Lecture given by the Rt Hon Clare Short MP and to view the photographs.

Click here to listen to No Politics Please...We're Women! and to download the briefing and write up.

Click here to listen to People Like Us: Is British society fairly reflected in Parliament? and view the photographs.

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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/