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Innovations for Good Work

Public talks / Video

14 Jun 2021

A panel of global good work innovators share insights into the new ventures and initiatives that are emerging worldwide to address the challenges of a rapidly changing future of work.
People power: A message to the G7

Video

11 Jun 2021

As nation-states grapple with generation-defining issues from the Covid-19 pandemic to the climate crisis, what role does civil society play in addressing the issues of our time?
A new approach to curriculum and assessment?

Video

11 Jun 2021

Rethinking Education Debate II: A new approach to curriculum and assessment?
How to renew our common life

Video

04 Jun 2021

The more we spend time with people unlike ourselves, doing things together, the more understanding, tolerant, and even friendly we become.
How women can save the planet

Video

27 May 2021

What if women’s untapped power to make change was harnessed to fight the climate crisis?
A new framework for change

Video

20 May 2021

We need a solid base camp from which to map new routes forward for humanity.
Is now the time for a universal basic income?

Video

20 May 2021

Government policies in response to the Covid-19 pandemic have reignited the universal basic income (UBI) debate, showing us the vital lifeline that income support can provide.
What does philanthropy mean today?

Video

13 May 2021

Writer and development expert Paul Vallely is joined by philanthropic activist Sir Bob Geldof and charity director Fran Perrin to explore the big questions for philanthropy today.
The global challenge of vaccine equity

Video

07 May 2021

The speed with which Covid-19 vaccines have been developed represents a significant achievement for humanity and is providing hope for a way out of the pandemic, but the rollout so far has been unequal.
The dignity of labour

Video

29 Apr 2021

Employees in low-skill, low-paid and insecure occupations constitute 45% of Britain’s labour market, and it is these workers that are turning their backs on the left in droves.