New IF research examines the intergenerational democratic deficit 
Review of Regeneration 
Young Councillors – missing presumed absent 
ONS reveals full UK pension liabilities 
Tuition fees: Early repayment penalty threat withdrawn News
- Report launched 18 May 2012 – False Accounting? Why Higher Education Reforms Don’t Add up with a Foreword by Liam Burns, NUS President
- Are Government Pensions Unfair to Younger Generations? - IF’s latest report
- The Rise of Gerontocracy? Read our latest report by Dr Craig Berry on the Democratic Deficit
- Read our latest Newsletter – April 2012
- Budget - IF’s Response
- Buy your copy of IF co-sponsored Regeneration, comprising essays by young British writers on intergenerational justice
- Andrew McGettigan joins IF as an Advisory Board Member
- PFI and Intergenerational Equity with a Foreword by Margaret Hodge
- Read our radical manifesto for 2012
- Sign the E-Petition for an Ombudsman for Future Generations
- Press response to “25 million Unoccupied Bedrooms”
- IF is editing the FRFG’s 2012 Intergenerational Justice Review
- IF is contributing to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Intergenerational Futures
Regeneration launched
Regeneration, a new book in the radical futures series, co-sponsored by IF, was launched at Foyles book shop in London this month with guest Evan Davis. Watch the launch on Intergenerational TV.
Described by Laurie Penny as ‘a timely and necessary collection’, the series of essays on intergenerational justice are a must-read for those interested in changing the future.
18 Year Olds Have Less Voting Power Than 73 Year olds
Get out and vote this week to prevent the UK from becoming a Gerontocracy, run by older generations for older generations.
Young people have less voting power are less inclined to vote and feel disillusioned by politicians and politics.
Read our latest report on how this democratic deficit can be avoided here.
