Network: a podcast by Doteveryone Doteveryone

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Each of us will be cared for at some point in our lives and many of us have the responsibility to care for someone right now. Yet care doesn't get an official value – it isn't measured and improved on the way productivity of a nation is.

On this episode of Network we want to find out how technology is changing our relationship with care. We speak to:

Anne-Marie Slaughter, the CEO of New America and former Director of Policy Planning at the US State Department from 2009 - 2011

Sophia Parker, former director of The Resolution Foundation

Amelia Abreu, design researcher and writer based in Portland Oregon and founder of UX Night School

Every year more people go to libraries in the UK than the Premier League football games, the cinema and the top 10 UK tourist attractions combined.

Doteveryone's director of policy Catherine Miller investigates whether libraries are in a state of emergency or re-emergence with:

Kathy Settle, the head of the UK Libraries taskforce

Bryan Boyer from NYC's strategic design studio Dash Marshal on their project 'Librariness'

Alison Wheeler, Leon Paternoster and Sarah Lumely of Suffolk libraries