The Law Family Commission on Civil Society is an ambitious programme of ground-breaking research into how we can unleash the potential of civil society, to harness and enhance the powerful community bonds that exist in our nation.
It will provide tangible ideas for policy-makers, companies, philanthropists and society to tackle the systemic challenges that are stopping civil society delivering on its potential.
10 December 2021. Join us to learn about the findings of our latest research into philanthropy and take the opportunity to question our expert panel on the challenges and opportunities...
Join the Law Family Commission on Civil Society to reflect on the relationship between government and policymakers and the social sector
Join Pro Bono Economics for a fireside chat between Lord Gus O'Donnell and Minister for Civil Society, Nigel Huddleston MP.
30 July 2021. This event explore the role of civil society, businesses and government in addressing the challenges of loneliness.
24 June 2021. Join us for a panel discussion with civil society and policy leaders from the devolved nations to explore how and why the interactions between civil society and...
20 April 2021. How the government can ensure the levelling up agenda makes the most difference to people’s lives, and the role civil society has to play in that.
1 December 2020. Pro Bono Economics’ discussed their ambitions to launch an inclusive and evidence-led inquiry that will generate ideas into how civil society can deliver on its potential in...
A new PBE study for the Law Family Commission on Civil Society has made a raft of recommendations on how to enhance the relationships between charities and policymakers.
The latest study for the Law Family Commission on Civil Society looks at the state of philanthropy in the UK, with a particular focus on giving from the top 1%...
Commission finds 60% believe demand on key staff will increase over winter
Commission report says community investment is key to success of flagship policy
Commission raises concerns about invisibility of charities in data and calls for cross-sector action
Government encouraged to focus on five key areas, including data and philanthropy
