Past events

This webinar will present a theoretical framework for the effect of language at each stage of the response formation process, borrowing from relevant literature and deriving hypothesis about the implications for surveys.

The GenPopWeb2 network is hosting the second of two online workshops on the theme of designing and delivering online surveys.

Organised by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research and the Social Research Association, the 2021 lecture will be held simultaneously in City's Oliver Thompson Lecture Theatre and on Zoom Webinar.

Understanding Society, the UK household longitudinal study, is hosting a four-day, online mini-conference on 27-30 September.

The GenPopWeb2 network is hosting the final event in its series on COVID-19 and transitioning to online data collection in social surveys.

This event, which will be facilitated by colleagues from The National Lottery Community Fund, will look at the barriers experienced by different LGBTQ+ organisations when applying for and accessing funding, as well as the knowledge, skills and understanding funders need.

To mark the official opening of the NatCen Centre for Deliberative Research, we’d like you to join us at this very special launch event.

This webinar will present a theoretical framework for the effect of language at each stage of the response formation process, borrowing from relevant literature and deriving hypothesis about the implications for surveys.

This webinar will explore some of the benefits and limitations of taking deliberations online and the recent received best practice in the practical aspects of what enables or constrains people’s participation.

In April, we will be launching the second annual NatCen Society Watch report. This year's report focuses on mental health, drawing on the key data sources and launching new research on the impacts of the pandemic on our mental wellbeing.