Wise women’s words and new resolutionsRead more
Kathy's pre-budget article for CYP NowRead more
Kathy responds to Quiet Crisis, the Lloyds Bank Foundation report on local authority spending on disadvantageRead more
Kathy Evans reflects on what commissioners can learn from the collapse of CarillionRead more
Kathy launches the ChildFair State Inquiry with a call for contributionsRead more
Kathy's obituary for her mother, Elizabeth EvansRead more
National system failure calls for national reforms, not nationwide funding withdrawal. By Kathy Evans, CEO Children EnglandRead more
The worsening funding crisis for children cannot be ‘managed’ away.Read more
Chapter 2 of Kittens Are Evil: Little Heresies in Public PolicyRead more
It is still hard to assess the significance of the general election outcome for children and young people.Read more
Salutary tales from public service markets have been escalating in number and seriousness latelyRead more
Kathy Evans on society's treatment of teenagersRead more
Published in response to government plans to scrap child poverty targetsRead more
The ‘respond, adapt, learn and lobby’ cycle is something we can’t afford to loseRead more
Five paradigms of childhood behaviourRead more
Children England and the TUC have published the Declaration of Interdependence. Our Chief Executive Kathy Evans explains why we developed this document and what we want to achieve.Read more
The Children and Social Work Bill is becoming the focal point for important sector debates about whether statutory duties are an impediment to innovation in children’s services. So it feels timely to examine the nature of statutory duties and the Government’s approach to them.Read more
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The voluntary sector over the next decadeRead more