Caroline is a Senior Researcher and Project Manager at ResPublica, managing work within the workstreams on British Civic Life and Models and Partnerships for Social Prosperity. She graduated from the University of Nottingham with a Masters in Philosophical Theology and holds particular expertise in the role and value of faith groups, the Church and Aristotelian ethics in public political life.
Caroline has a keen interest in the importance of ‘civic institutions’ – from schools and local services, to cultural outlets and national governing bodies, and is currently leading ResPublica's research into the British constitution. She also co-ordinates ResPublica's policy work on public and private services - including the health, housing, work and energy sectors - and the importance of the social value that such services can deliver.