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  • EU and All That! Citizenship conferences

    Back by popular demand... Building on the previous run of eight successful EU and All That! conferences, the Hansard Society will be running a further six teacher conferences with the UK Office of the European Parliament across the UK. The purpose of the conferences is to provide teachers with practical...
    Posted to Citizenship Education (Weblog) by admin on 10-29-2008

  • Online Campaigning

    The eDemocracy team is about to embark on a piece of research that explores how new technologies are being used in the context of electoral campaigns. The research will have an international focus, comparing the online strategies deployed in a range of countries (from the US to Russia) and asking what...
    Posted to eDemocracy (Weblog) by admin on 01-15-2008

  • Lords dip their toe into the Blogosphere…

    The eDemocracy team is pleased to announce that we are currently working on an innovative pilot scheme with the House of Lords. Lords of the Blog is an experimental project to encourage direct dialogue between web users across the world and Members of the House of Lords. Commissioned by the House of...
    Posted to eDemocracy (Weblog) by admin on 01-15-2008

  • Digital Dialogues

    www.digitaldialogues.org.uk OVERVIEW Digital Dialogues is an independent review of ways in which central government can use information and communication technology (ICT) to enable and enhance public engagement. It has been commissioned by the Ministry of Justice and is carried out by the Hansard Society...
    Posted to eDemocracy (Weblog) by admin on 11-13-2007

  • Hansard Scholars Programme (undergraduates)

    Are you an undergraduate interested in politics and current affairs? Would you enjoy studying and interning in the UK, at the heart of the parliamentary process, alongside key decision-makers and opinion-formers from Parliament, Government, campaign organisations, think tanks, lobbying groups, and the...
    Posted to Study & Scholars (Weblog) by admin on 10-09-2007

  • Hansard Research Scholars Programme

    The Hansard Research Scholars Programme is a challenging opportunity for graduates and professionals to pursue a specific area of political academic interest whilst undertaking a high-profile internship within the world of British politics. As a Hansard Research Scholar, you will be part of the Hansard...
    Posted to Study & Scholars (Weblog) by admin on 10-09-2007

  • Political Education & Training

    Want to get the inside track? Politics can be confusing. How are laws made? How do Select Committees work? How do you influence the policy-making process? What powers does the European Union have? What are the big issues on the political horizon that affect you? At the Hansard Society, we offer a range...
    Posted to Study & Scholars (Weblog) by admin on 10-09-2007

  • Parliament for the Future (P4tF)

    We are pleased to announce the publication of our first Parliament for the Future (P4tF) report. Download a copy of the report: Parliament for the Future (PDF, 1MB). P4tF addresses the use of the internet by Parliament to provide information to the public, to promote legislative scrutiny and to enhance...
    Posted to eDemocracy (Weblog) by admin on 10-01-2007

  • Hansard Alumni

    Have you ever been a Hansard Scholar? If so, you are a member of a huge network of Hansard Alumni which extends throughout the world and we would love to hear from you. The Hansard Society now has an Alumni Newsletter which is sent out to the 100s of people who have participated in our undergraduate...
    Posted to Study & Scholars (Weblog) by admin on 10-01-2007

  • Parliamentary scrutiny and government accountability

    Since its inception, the Hansard Society has made many influential recommendations for improving parliamentary scrutiny. Recent research has built on this work and we continue to identify cases for change. Our project to analyse the relationship between Parliament, government and public money looked...
    Posted to Parliament & Government (Weblog) by admin on 10-01-2007
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