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On Leaving the Forum – and Looking Ahead!
SD History,Young People,Intergenerational Justice
May 8, 2023
On Thursday last week (04/05), I stepped down from my role as Founder Director of Forum for the Future. Nearly 30 years on since myself, Sara Parkin and Paul Ekins brought the Forum into being. My colleagues organised a wonderful farewell party for me, prompting me (for once!) actually to prepare a…
Becoming Good Ancestors
Society,Young People,Intergenerational Justice
July 24, 2022
The vast majority of parents would hope that they’re doing everything they can to ensure their children will inherit a better world. Unfortunately, the vast majority of parents (in the rich world, at least) are doing exactly the opposite: leading lives which directly or indirectly undermine the…
Weighing War Criminals in the Balance
Climate Change,Nature & Natural Capital,Intergenerational Justice
March 24, 2022
There is near universal consensus in the West that Vladimir Putin is a war criminal. Calls to set up a Special Tribunal under the International Criminal Court in The Hague, sooner rather than later, are growing stronger by the day. However, in the pecking order of war criminals out there, right…
Recognising the power of young activists
Climate Change,Politics,Young People,Society,Intergenerational Justice
August 13, 2020
My principal reason for writing Hope in Hell was the new-found sense of purpose that the Schools Strike movement and the XR protests had given me in the first half of 2019.