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Next of Kin: A Portrait of Adoptive Families by Richard Ansett
Drawing on his own experience of adoption, award winning photographer Richard Ansett has created a series of intimate portraits that explore the deeply personal stories of those he considers his ‘tribe’. The series has been specially commissioned by Coram to mark the centenary of The Adoption of Children Act 1926 and to celebrate National Adoption Week 2026, as well as support our ongoing adoption recruitment programme.
19 October 2026 - 5 - 6.30pm
QEII, Coram Campus, 41 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ
Free
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Published 30 September 2026
Creating Stability in a Reformed System: Why Collaboration, Innovation and Children’s Voices Matter
Tanya Coles, Incubator Development Lead, reflects on Creating Stability: Regional Sufficiency in a Reformed System, a recent event hosted by Coram-i and CoramBAAF, which brought together senior leaders, commissioners, providers and sector partners to explore how reform and innovation can help create a more stable care system.
Modern Children’s Social Care in the Age of AI
Modern Children's Social Care in the Age of AI
23 November 2026 - 9:30am to 4pm
Coram Campus, 41 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AZ
Free for the Coram-i Network
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Published 11 September 2026
Beyond Adoption: What Does AI Maturity Look Like in Children’s Social Care?
A Coram perspective on what McKinsey’s Three Horizons of AI Transformation Mean for Children's Social Care.
Webinar: It takes a village, but where’s mine… a look at what it really takes to sustain community for children in care
Webinar: It takes a village, but where’s mine? A look at what it really takes to sustain community for children in care
From Surviving to Thriving: The seven drivers of well-being for children in care and care leavers
Join us for this free webinar exploring the findings of Coram Voice's latest Bright Spots report and what they mean for local authorities seeking to improve outcomes for their children and young people.