A new approach to philanthropy – Creating a Wellbeing Economy

The world is changing rapidly. In the West the social welfare and philanthropic systems are struggling to give long term support to those who have not benefited from the capitalist system (i.e. the marginalised, vulnerable, colonised). Many believe a fundamentally new approach is needed. Financial and material capital are scalable,… Read More

Lessons from Britain’s riots for resilience and cohesion

Britain saw its worst outbreak of public disorder for over a decade this summer. The killing of three young girls in Southport saw an outpouring of public grief. There was an effort to target asylum seekers and Muslims as a violent retaliation against groups with no connection to the shocking… Read More

Why philanthropy must champion clean energy to unlock climate adaptation

The global fight against climate change has rightfully focused much of its energy transition efforts on decarbonisation, especially in high-consumption markets like the US, the European Union and the UK. These efforts, while essential for mitigating climate change, have inadvertently left behind some of the most vulnerable communities. As we… Read More