
Seven considerations for strengthening your imagination muscle
Health & Wellbeing, Insights, Arts & Culture, FeaturedWhere do good ideas come from and how can we have more of them? Albert Read and Will Gompertz’s mission to place the imagination at the forefront of our lives led to an illuminating discussion at The Conduit which yielded many thought-provoking takeaways.

An Evening with Acclaimed Director Carrie Cracknell
Past Events, Insights, Arts & CultureCarrie Cracknell will be joining us to discuss her remarkable career, her transition from stage to screen and the lack of female representation in decision-making roles on set. What more needs to be done to bring brilliant female characters to life and how do we make sure it’s women calling the shots on set?

The film festival using art to shift narratives about migrants
Economic Empowerment, Peace & Security, Arts & Culture, FeaturedYears of anti-immigration rhetoric has made us lose touch with our shared humanity. Given the strength of feeling, can a film festival bring humanity back to how we relate to each other as individuals and communities? Our reporter Holly Bootman attended the London Migration Film Festival and shares her reflections on the power of art to shift narratives on the so called 'refugee crisis'.

Q&A with Margaux Lunt, Founder of OTK
Climate & Sustainability, Arts & Culture, FeaturedMargaux Lunt is a previous Conduit team member, turned sustainable fashion entrepreneur! We checked in with her to hear more about her latest endeavours, her inspiration and what we can expect from her debut collection...

Soumik Datta’s Hope Notes
Peace & Security, Insights, Arts & Culture, FeaturedWho is a refugee? What does it mean to be one? Conduit Impact Champion Soumik Datta has created 'Hope Notes' a project that tells unique human stories of survival through music and animation.

Eye on Ukraine: Andrey Kurkov in conversation
Past Events, Arts & CultureUkraine’s most famous novelist spends an evening exploring his new book, Grey Bees- a dramatization of the conflict raging in his country through the lens of a mild-mannered beekeeper.

How to Uncover the Wisdom and Intelligence of the Forest
Past Events, Climate & Sustainability, Arts & CultureRaised in the hardy forest communities of British Columbia, scientist Suzanne Simard overturned conventional beliefs in proving that trees and plants are connected underground by an immense web of fungal mycelia, at the centre of which lie the Mother Trees: the mysterious, powerful entities that sustain the forest.

CITIZENS: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us
Past Events, Arts & CultureActivist, author and co-founder of the New Citizenship Project, Jon Alexander, for an exploration of his new book- CITIZENS: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us

The Future of Circular Fashion
Past Events, Climate & Sustainability, Arts & CultureThe need for the world to shift from a linear, take-make-waste economy to a circular economy is becoming more compelling every day, and nowhere is this transition more urgent than in the fashion industry. But how will the fashion industry, and fast fashion in particular, make this transition?”

Until the Last Oak Falls – an Adrian Fisk photo essay
Climate & Sustainability, The Conduit at COP26, Arts & Culture, FeaturedAdrian Fisk is a photojournalist whose 30-year career has seen him document humanity's struggle to grapple with a planet we are responsible for changing. In this photo essay, Adrian takes us back to the mid-90s to share rare photos taken in the UK whilst embedded in the direct action environmental movement, as activists took to the trees in an attempt to prevent them from being destroyed to build a motorway.
By Adrian Fisk