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Act Now, for a better future? - Danny Dorling & Kate Pickett - Politics - #Wilderness24
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Kate Pickett in conversation with Danny Dorling - Act Now, A vision for a better future and a new social contract
Seeking to understand the pulse of the nation, Kate Pickett and Danny Dorling present a compelling and achievable vision for a progressive future. They outline policies for welfare, health and social care, education, housing, universal basic income and more.
Arguing for a rolling forward of the state, they set out a radical vision for a Green New Deal, nationally owned and operated health and social care, and the removal of the state-led transfer of wealth to private landlords and speculators in the process, amongst other reforms.
Kate and Danny compelling research is far from a narrative of despair about the state of our nation, but instead it serves as a beacon of hope and a concrete blueprint for a brighter tomorrow. Presents cutting-edge policies on welfare, health, social care, education, housing and a clear, evidenced plan for progressive reform.
Danny Dorling, Professor of Human Geography at the University of Oxford and author of several books including Shattered Nation (2023), Finntopia (2020), Rule Britannia (2019), Peak Inequality (2018) and Inequality and the 1% (2014).
Kate Pickett, Professor of Epidemiology at the University of York, Academic Co-Director of Health Equity North, co-author, with Richard Wilkinson, of the award-winning and best-selling The Spirit Level (2009) and The Inner Level (2018).
EVERYONE IS INTERESTED IN EVERYTHING
Sunday Papers Live. The broadsheets brought to life - Covering sections like Politics, World News, Food, Music, Culture, and Lifestyle. From in-depth discussions on current affairs to light-hearted silliness, the event showcases a rich tapestry of people and opinions.
The idea of relaxing in a massive living room, sipping a Bloody Mary while being regaled with stories and insights from a diverse and inspiring array of writers, professors, activists and journalists seems to us like the perfect way to spend a Sunday.
Setting out to provide nothing less than the ultimate Sunday. To reimagine its vital elements as communal experiences: papers, roasts and Bloody Marys.
The editorial policy of Sunday Papers Live is proudly open minded working upon the assumption that everyone is interested in everything.
Live is better
Hail Sundays
Passion is contagious
Love thy neighbour
The world is worthy of improvement
Hail Brunch. Hail Roasts. Hail Bloody Marys
Seeking to understand the pulse of the nation, Kate Pickett and Danny Dorling present a compelling and achievable vision for a progressive future. They outline policies for welfare, health and social care, education, housing, universal basic income and more.
Arguing for a rolling forward of the state, they set out a radical vision for a Green New Deal, nationally owned and operated health and social care, and the removal of the state-led transfer of wealth to private landlords and speculators in the process, amongst other reforms.
Kate and Danny compelling research is far from a narrative of despair about the state of our nation, but instead it serves as a beacon of hope and a concrete blueprint for a brighter tomorrow. Presents cutting-edge policies on welfare, health, social care, education, housing and a clear, evidenced plan for progressive reform.
Danny Dorling, Professor of Human Geography at the University of Oxford and author of several books including Shattered Nation (2023), Finntopia (2020), Rule Britannia (2019), Peak Inequality (2018) and Inequality and the 1% (2014).
Kate Pickett, Professor of Epidemiology at the University of York, Academic Co-Director of Health Equity North, co-author, with Richard Wilkinson, of the award-winning and best-selling The Spirit Level (2009) and The Inner Level (2018).
EVERYONE IS INTERESTED IN EVERYTHING
Sunday Papers Live. The broadsheets brought to life - Covering sections like Politics, World News, Food, Music, Culture, and Lifestyle. From in-depth discussions on current affairs to light-hearted silliness, the event showcases a rich tapestry of people and opinions.
The idea of relaxing in a massive living room, sipping a Bloody Mary while being regaled with stories and insights from a diverse and inspiring array of writers, professors, activists and journalists seems to us like the perfect way to spend a Sunday.
Setting out to provide nothing less than the ultimate Sunday. To reimagine its vital elements as communal experiences: papers, roasts and Bloody Marys.
The editorial policy of Sunday Papers Live is proudly open minded working upon the assumption that everyone is interested in everything.
Live is better
Hail Sundays
Passion is contagious
Love thy neighbour
The world is worthy of improvement
Hail Brunch. Hail Roasts. Hail Bloody Marys