A Better Start – national evaluation update webinar
Deliberate: exploring the theory and practice of deliberative research
A brand-new lunch time seminar series, aimed at exploring the expanding world of deliberative research.
Events
We offer a wide range of events throughout the year, providing insight into our research and methodology.
Upcoming events
For enquries about attending an event or becoming an event partner, please email events@natcen.ac.uk.
Bringing survey methodology to machine learning: Effects of annotation collection methods on training data and models
Health Studies User Conference 2023
Introduction to Weighting with a focus on Nonresponse Adjustment - online
Society Watch 2023: The Price We Pay - the social impact of the cost of living crisis
Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs) for quantitative social researchers - online
Cognitive interviewing
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Events
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COVID-19 and reframing the discourse on global health equity
Challenges, trade-offs and opportunities
The politics of global solidarity in the age of COVID-19
On 14 February 2022, NatCen International collaborated with Keble College – University of Oxford to discuss global solidarity in the age of COVID-19.
Remodelling social surveys – trade-offs and opportunities
Discussion on how we are transforming survey design and data collection activities, introducing our REMoDEL Approach.
Promoting active travel
Our report findings and share the recommendations coming out of our research.
How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted public attitudes?
NatCen published findings from its annual British Social Attitudes survey.
How can funders better support UK LGBTQ+ communities?
This session, for funders and LGBTQ+ organisations across the UK, outlined findings from research.
Where are we now and what next for online deliberative methods?
Our online launch event provided an engaging exploration of online deliberative research methods.
Webinar: Taking Deliberations Online
As part of the City-ESS-NatCen methodology series, this webinar explored some of the benefits and limitations of taking deliberations online.
Society Watch 2021
Mental health - Should we be worried?