Health & Wellbeing

Autumn 2026 Impact Programme

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Hello from the Impact Programme Team! Here’s just some of what you can look forward to in September, October & November.

Generation Maybe: Why We’re Having Fewer Children

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Financial Times columnist Camilla Cavendish investigates a personal choice and a global challenge.

Rewilding the Corporate Mind

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Thom Dennis and Dr Nick Earley consider what ecological restoration can teach us about leadership and resilience.

From Field to Sea: Global Lessons in Food Production

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Join Author, Producer and Campaigner Jenny Jefferies for an evening of short films and panel discussion about the future of food production.

Sarah Wilson: I Eat the Stars

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Author and philosopher Sarah Wilson joins Jon Alexander, co-host of the How To Save Democracy podcast, to discuss how to live fully and beautifully in a collapsing world.

An Evening with John Amaechi

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In partnership with Meet for Good, we welcome the organisational psychologist and Founder of APS Intelligence to reflect on authentic, responsible leadership.

Communities need to ‘push, push, push’ leaders to take climate health risks seriously

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Five top solutions from our Climate and Future of Health summit

People with schizophrenia are the unseen victims of heat waves

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City adaptation plans do not include adequate prevention methods to help those with mental illness. Here’s what can help.

Summer 2026 Impact Programme

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Hello from the Impact Programme team. We’ve had a great start to the year, and here’s just some of what you can look forward to in June, July and August.

Five things you should know about microplastics

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We’ve long known the chemicals in plastics are poisoning the planet. Now a new documentary offers proof they’re poisoning our bodies