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Economy, Employment & Design

How colour changed our way of seeing

Public talks / Video / Online

08 Dec 2022

Internationally renowned designer Riccardo Falcinelli reveals the surprising history of how colour came to define the way we see the world around us.
2022 Bicentenary Medal Event

Public talks

29 Nov 2022

2022 Bicentenary Medallist Janine Benyus calls on innovators everywhere to learn from nature to design products, processes and policies that support and create conditions conducive to life.
How our social connections impact our economic mobility

Public talks / Video / Online

23 Nov 2022

Harvard economist Professor Raj Chetty and Lucy Makinson, Behavioural Insights Team discuss how connectivity, social cohesion and civic engagement can play a role in shaping income equality and economic opportunity.
2022 RDI Address

Public talks / Video / Online

17 Nov 2022

Jo da Silva DBE RDI, global director of Sustainable Development at Arup will give this year’s RDI Address on building resilience in cities and communities to reduce vulnerability and improve social wellbeing.
Edible economics

Public talks / Video / Online

27 Oct 2022

Celebrated economist Ha-Joon Chang argues that our economic diet is as unhealthy and bland as eighties cuisine, and needs an injection of new thinking and diverse flavour to better nourish society.
Exploring the wellbeing impacts of a universal basic income

Public talks / Video / Online

21 Oct 2022

Professor Guy Standing joins an expert panel to discuss how the introduction of a UBI can help tackle inequality and improve our individual and collective wellbeing.
After the summer of discontent: where next and what's needed now?

Public talks / Video / Online

20 Oct 2022

Morgan Wild, Citizens Advice, Katherine Chapman, Living Wage Foundation and Kate Bell, TUC, reflect on the worsening pressures on the cost of living and what Britain’s ‘summer of discontent’ can teach us about the power of collective action.
Building a politics of the common good

Public talks / Video / Online

18 Oct 2022

Lisa Nandy and Maurice Glasman look afresh at Blue Labour thinking – a prescription for broken politics rooted in people, place and community.
Slouching towards utopia

Public talks / Video / Online

13 Oct 2022

One of the world’s most celebrated economists, Brad DeLong, explains just how and why the long twentieth century’s explosion of technology and prosperity has failed to deliver us a real utopia.
That quiet little voice: when design and ethics collide

Public talks / Video / Online

21 Sep 2022

Designer George Aye, co-founder of Greater Good Studio, examines the risks and challenges involved when design seeks to intervene in complex social issues.