Prominent Members
- John Maynard Keynes, Director 1937-1944 V.P. 1937
- Arthur Neville Chamberlain, British prime minister between 1937 and 1940
- Richard Titmuss
- William Beveridge
- David Coleman
- Leonard Arthur, tried for murder in 1981 but acquitted
- Arthur Balfour
- Alfred Ploetz, Vice-president (1916)
- Julian Huxley, Vice-president (1937–44), President (1959–62)
- Dr Florence Barrett
- Paul Blanshard
- Walter Bodmer
- Russell Brain, 1st Baron Brain
- Chris Brand
- Cyril Burt
- John Cockburn
- Charles D'Arcy
- Charles Galton Darwin and Leonard Darwin
- Charles Davenport, Vice President (1931)
- Robert Geoffrey Edwards
- Havelock Ellis
- Hans Eysenck
- Ronald Fisher
- Charles Goethe
- Ezra Gosney
- Madison Grant
- David Starr Jordan, Vice President (1916, 1931)
- Franz Josef Kallmann
- John Harvey Kellogg
- Richard Lynn
- James Meade
- Peter Medawar
- Naomi Mitchison
- Henry Fairfield Osborn and Frederick Osborn
- Karl Pearson
- Roger Pearson
- Margaret Pyke
- Margaret Sanger
- Eliot Slater
- Marie Stopes
- James Mourilyan Tanner
- Frank Yates
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