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Culture unpacked

Maria Silina poses the question, Who gains when cultural organisations claim ‘neutrality’?
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In conversation with Sarah Brown

"We cannot sit back and accept that 260 million children don’t get to go to school". Read Sarah Brown’s interview, Chair of Theirworld and Executive Chair of the Global Business Coalition for Education, Rachel O’Brien, on how access to education is vital.
17 Mar 2022 Sarah Brown
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The industry of the future: care

Anthony Painter asks what a social mission driven industrial policy would look like – starting with care.
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What is artificial intelligence anyway?

Artificial intelligence could be the most important innovation of the 21st century. But does anyone really know what it means?
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