Latvian and British designers connect on public policy innovation

Uga Kalendris from Latvia's Innovation Laboratory reports on their visit to the UK
Uga Kalendris from Latvia's Innovation Laboratory reports on their visit to the UK
Department for Education design leader Mark Edwards explains how his team are working in new ways to rapidly design public services.
Design researcher Joyce Yee considers how you might change to become a successful public designer.
Northern Ireland's former Head of Innovation Lab, Malcolm Beattie, writes about why the ability to navigate bureaucratic machine of government is so important for transforming public services.
International designers, Andrew Knight, Anni Leppänen, Susan Cullen and Josep Maria Flores Juanpere lead the discussion on what we can do now to empower designers in the future.
The power to influence politicians and the public is a critical skill for government innovators writes Northern Ireland's former Head of Innovation Lab, Malcolm Beattie
Designer Becky Miller from Defra writes about the challenge of designing greener public policies and services.
Head of Policy Design, Andrew Knight, invites people to join the UK public sector's most innovative community.
Rebecca Towers from We Walworth writes about their successful collaboration with the UK's central government.
Malcolm Beattie, former head of Northern Ireland's Innovation Lab, writes about how you are the single most important part the innovation process.