Social Justice in Tech: Fighting the Propaganda of Inevitability
on 16th May 2019
The tech sector is brimful of a dangerous self-confidence that it can fix everything. But many social ills can...
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I am writing this Introduction, on Optimism, from the chemotherapy suite in a clinic in Harley Street, London. I am undergoing treatment for Stage 4 Bowel Cancer. The next six cycles of chemo have just begun – having already endured six earlier cycles and a 25-day radiotherapy blitz. I...
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on 16th May 2019
The tech sector is brimful of a dangerous self-confidence that it can fix everything. But many social ills can...
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by Alex Khaldi
on 16th May 2019
It will take more than money to create an excellent social care system for the elderly in the UK....
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on 16th May 2019
In this piece, outgoing BRE Chief Executive, Niall Trafford reflects on the challenges facing the Built Environment sector in...
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by Jan Gooding
on 16th May 2019
Nowt so queer as folk: Get out of the closet and don’t deny who you are because it’s you...
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by Ben Rogers
on 16th May 2019
Cities are places of ideas: people come together, problems get solved. And London has of ten been at the...
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on 16th May 2019
KPMG Global Head of Tax, Jane McCormick, and Robert Phillips, co-founder of Jericho Chambers and author of Trust Me,...
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by Katy Taylor
on 16th May 2019
Public transport is in a state of flux. Urban congestion, air pollution and social inclusion require solutions that work...
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by Peter Cheese
on 16th May 2019
Good work is an economic and social anchor for a good society. What is a good job? It might...
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