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1. Bitesize webinar: Changing the Story on Unpaid Care

   For our latest Bitesize webinar, Phillipa Williams was joined by Rohati Chapman, Executive Director at Carers Trust, and Katy Styles, founder of the We Care Campaign, to explore how we can reshape

   

   Jenny Prout on Jul 22, 2026

   

2. We’re Hiring an Associate Director!

   We’re looking for an experienced Associate Director to join Claremont on a fixed-term maternity cover contract for six to nine months from September 2026, either full-time or part-time (minimum three

   

   Ana Granger on Jul 9, 2026

   

3. “It’s coming home!” Why I think the World Cup is a behavioural scientist’s playground

   Earlier this week, a colleague at Claremont said: “I don’t like football, I never watch it, but I’m loving the World Cup. I even have matches on in the background

   

   Tiago Moutela on Jul 1, 2026

   

4. Little Wisdoms, Big Change – Deborah Denis

   Deborah has been CEO of the Lucy Faithfull Foundation since February 2020. As CEO, she is focused on advancing their vision of a world free from child sexual abuse and

   

   Ana Granger on Jun 22, 2026

   

5. Webinar: How Behavioural Science can build healthy screen habits for under‑5s

   For our latest behaviour change briefing webinar we brought together experts in children’s media, childcare and parent advocacy to explore a pressing challenge for families: how to turn the government

   

   Jenny Prout on Jun 4, 2026

   

6. From Making Every Contact Count (MECC) to Making Every Contact Meaningful

   I’ve been thinking a lot about the importance of trust and human connections in healthcare services. A recent project has taken me deep into questions and reflections about how people

   

   Tiago Moutela on May 21, 2026

   

7. Webinar: Public and Patient Involvement: How to Do It Well – and Why It Matters

   For our latest webinar, we explored how public and patient involvement and engagement (PPIE) can move beyond a compliance exercise to become a genuine partnership that improves research design, recruitment and outcomes.  Ian

   

   Jenny Prout on Apr 14, 2026

   

8. Why some research still needs a human in the room

   At Claremont we’ve been engaging in the current conversation about whether AI interviewers can do qualitative research. We recognise the benefits AI can bring – reducing bias, reaching more voices,

   

   Emily Rayner on Apr 1, 2026

   

9. Is It Safe? Why Different Perspectives on Risk Matter for a Safer System

   Collaborator and friend of Claremont Dr Simon Christmas asks whether we need to think more broadly when we’re evaluating what we really mean by “safe”… Is it safe? Is it

   

   Simon Christmas on Mar 30, 2026