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Re-imagining enterprise: work

Work is becoming ever more precarious, with more moving into the gig economy and self-employment. But there are other approaches to making work fairer and more secure. David Barnard of the...
Speaker(s): Citizens UK

What the Movement for Black Lives Teaches Us About Jesus

The last person many think of when protesting injustice against black people on the streets of U.S. cities is Jesus, even though his entrance into Jerusalem and subsequent disruption at the Temple...
Speaker(s): Broderick Greer

Uprooted. Overlooked. Ignored.

Christian Aid CEO Amanda Khozi Mukwashi. More than 40 million people who've been forced from home are still within their own country. These people are seeking safety and refuge, but they're...
Speaker(s): Christian Aid, Amanda Khozi Mukwashi

Reclaiming Histories

Anna Kessel is a sports journalist, acclaimed author of Eat Sweat Play and vocal campaigner on equality in sport and Leena Normington is a vlogger and activist. Together, they explore the importance...
Speaker(s): Anna Kessel, Leena Norms

The Future Museum

What will tomorrow's museums look like? How will today be remembered? Alice Proctor discusses the history of museums and their relevance today, exploring what the museum of the future might...
Speaker(s): Alice Procter

Taming Gaming Disorder, Fortnite and Faith

Worried about the games your child plays? This is a light-hearted, informative guide to what screentime and video games are doing to children, and how their gaming could be steered towards...
Speaker(s): Jousting with Andy Robertson

How to Bunk a PE Lesson (And Then Fall in Love with Sport)

Journalist, author, campaigner and serial PE bunker, Anna Kessel MBE talks women, sport and exercise, covering everything from body image to the gender pay gap. Anna encourages women to ditch the...
Speaker(s): Anna Kessel

Generation Gap: How young Muslims are defining faith outside of traditions

A new generation of young British Muslims are using technology to examine their faith against a backdrop of rising Islamophobia, and within communities that have traditionally placed an emphasis on...
Speaker(s): Hussein Kesvani

Keep It Simple

Even as we shape technology, it shapes us and our society. Figuring how we interact with it in ways that are healthy and responsible is proving a challenge. Can we step back from the detail and,...
Speaker(s): Ade Adewunmi

Collecting Yourself

What are the things that you'd put in a museum of your life? In this workshop we'll create our own intangible museums of emotion and self, and unravel how we make our identities and legacies through...
Speaker(s): Alice Procter

Manju Malhi

Manju Malhi is a TV chef and a cookbook author who was born in England to Indian parents. She grew up in West London surrounded by Indian culture, traditions and lifestyles. However, she spent...

Ade Adewunmi

Ade Adewunmi is a senior industry consultant with a focus on public sector organisations. She's a problem solver working at the intersection of data, digital and strategy. In her day job with...

Graham Wilson

Graham Wilson is Greenbelt's Finance Chair. Graham has been a Director of Finance within the social housing sector for 20 years, involved in corporate strategy, private financing and business...

We're just about to welcome festivalgoers to the 45th edition of Greenbelt. And once again, I find myself in reflective mode – in the midst of the inevitable and relentless rush of last-minute...

A guest blog from our associate partner, Oasis Trust At Oasis, we challenge the assumption that ‘peace' has outgrown us, becoming an unachievable ideal: a complicated, fleeting idea that has...