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This is not an ESG article

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21 Sep 2022

Rebeca Minguela

ESG is a highly charged topic, raising complex social and political questions about its place in responding to the most profound problems we collectively face. Rebeca Minguela argues to make progress, we need to refocus the conversation.
Autistic girls need Child First support when in police care

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07 Sep 2022

Carly Jones

A succession of news stories of the appalling treatment of autistic girls by police is shocking but not surprising. Carly Jones, who grew up with undiagnosed autism, says that there are essential safeguarding measures that must be taken now
Does Net Zero need nuclear?

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10 Aug 2022

Arun Khuttan

Nuclear energy is clean, green and brings energy security in an uncertain world, but are we ready to deliver?
Bird's eye view

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05 Jul 2022

Mya-Rose Craig

The importance of forging strong relationships between visible minority ethnic youth and nature
Mind matters

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05 Jul 2022

Charlie Hertzog Young

Challenging embedded beliefs can benefit mental and planetary health
Under the influence

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04 Jul 2022

Kate Eichhorn

Does the online world really offer young women and girls more power than ever before?
A toolkit for workplace wellbeing

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30 Jun 2022

Kevin Daniels Helen Fitzhugh

Many employers realise wellbeing in the workplace promotes good mental health AND productivity, but don’t know where to begin. Kevin Daniels and Helen Fitzhugh talk about a new, free, online toolkit to get them started
Last Word: JOMO

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21 Jun 2022

Kaveri Gopalakrishnan

Goa-based illustrator and art director Kaveri Gopalakrishnan, draws a contemplative piece on looking back into the past.
Democracy at work

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15 Jun 2022

Jeremy Fox

Hand the company over to the workers? Madness said the critics. But Jeremy Fox’s exercise in democracy grew the business and made his former employees richer. The only problem? They had to be persuaded to take holidays
'Spaces of Hope'

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13 Jun 2022

Climate change, a cost of living crisis, war in Ukraine, the fallout from Brexit… sometimes it can seem we live in a time of constant uncertainty. But amid the crises, Dr Matthew Barber-Rowell has been finding, curating and nurturing 'Spaces of Hope'