We are building on our reputation in this area, examining emerging developments and technologies, confronting questions around health care access and exploring wider societal developments around family forms.
We are considering developments in this area and how they intersect with social and policy contexts. The pace of research is generating new ethical questions around privacy, agency, autonomy and identity, which require exploration and deliberation.
With the environmental crisis at the forefront of political and public consciousness, we will use our independence and convening powers to bring multidisciplinary and multisector expertise together to develop ethics tools for decision makers.
Exploring public views on assisted dying in England
Full analysis of Citizens’ Jury and survey findings
The final report from our project exploring public views on assisted dying brings together evidence and insights from England’s first Citizens’ Jury on assisted dying and two nationally representative surveys.