Nearly 4 years after the start of the Covid pandemic, key scientific & policy questions remain unanswered. Watch Collateral Global’s new video to learn more about our plans to answer these questions in 2024. CG is a unique research institute and educational charity dedicated to

We are delighted to announce the winners of our lockdown photography competition. Over the course of that period mainstream media served up a stream of supposedly ‘iconic’ images, including photographs of grandparents tearfully greeting their grandchildren through glass screens;

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1/2 Inadvertently, @honigsbaum identifies precise problem with UK Covid inquiry: failure to assess mathematical models on which decisions rested. Unwillingness of Ferguson and others to debate their projections is what's most revealing, and disturbing. https://t.co/tAp6tfeNOQ

LA Uprising: How Fear Shaped California’s Covid Response Ross is a TV producer living in Los Angeles who grew increasingly concerned at the impacts of COVID-19 restrictions on his children. In response to his two teenagers being kept out of school for almost a year-and-a-half he

UnHerd’s Freddie Sayers speaks with Oxford epidemiologist Professor Sunetra Gupta – one of the three primary authors of the Great Barrington Declaration – to uncover why the UK’s massive £200 million COVID inquiry has produced a conclusion she calls an “insult” to the public

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'...I will guarantee that to our listeners that if they try another one, we will resist it because I don't believe it is a prudent or sensible policy.' @FreddieSayers is joined by Oxford epidemiologist Professor Sunetra Gupta to discuss the £200m Covid inquiry.

“Tehzeen was all set to be married off by her parents a year ago, when she was 17. But local activists objected, forcing her parents to call the wedding off.” This film, ‘The children of Nowhere’ by Kunal Purohit and Abeer Khan (biographies below) for Collateral Global, cuts to

The Covid Inquiry has officially become the most expensive in British legal history — £192 million and counting, according to October’s financial statements. But for exactly £192 million less, you can join us at Worcester College, Oxford, on Wednesday 19 November, for a serious

“Graham Allison, who's one of the world's leading crisis decision makers at the Harvard Kennedy School, published a document in late April 2020 suggesting that we needed Devil's advocates.” “We were investing in a national war like strategy that was rested on shaky assumptions.”

“This mother, in Panjra Bothli village in Wardha married her daughter off just weeks into the lockdown in 2020. Her daughter was just 17 then.” This film, ‘The children of Nowhere’ by Kunal Purohit and Abeer Khan (biographies below) for Collateral Global, cuts to the heart of

“By April 2020, the world was on a wartime footing against Covid - testing, tracing and isolation became the national plan, and dissent from that strategy was no longer welcome.” Professor Stephen Macedo of the Politics Department of Princeton University talks about the global

“The lockdown accentuated many societal evils, be it child labour or child marriage.” This film, ‘The children of Nowhere’ by Kunal Purohit and Abeer Khan (biographies below) for Collateral Global, cuts to the heart of CG’s research agenda: understanding the enormity of the

“Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) seems like something that the media and policy advocates often don't focus on as much as perhaps they once did.” Professor Stephen Macedo of the Politics Department of Princeton University discusses the lack of comprehensive cost-benefit analysis

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“I would keep thinking, I have spent all my life toiling away. I want my children to have a better life. They shouldn’t have to face such struggles but our circumstances were tough (during lockdown) so, Rehaan said, I’ll work. He says, no one will help us with money when we need

“I’ve got the figures here. The pandemic costs were about seven times that of the new deal, and five times that of the 2008 2009 financial crisis. I mean, this is incredible.” @toby00green “It's the largest crisis response in US history. There isn't anything really to compare

“I’m struck by the fact that it's so hard to ask basic social science questions about the effectiveness of (Covid) policy measures that were taken, or even to acknowledge that they were policy measures and that there was choice involved.” Watch ‘In Covid’s Wake: A Discussion of

Nikita, 16, abandoned her studies in 2020, after the lockdown pushed the family into penury and poor health. Since then she has been working as a farm labourer. “My father had health issues, as a result, I couldn’t carry on with my studies.” “I work a lot, my health suffers, I

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"The mantra during covid was follow the science, trust the science - which meant trust the scientists." "I think people - especially those in elite institutions who tend to be more strongly associated with the Democratic Party - are still strongly invested in the hope that that