Past Events

	April 6-8, 2020: Schumacher College, Virtually
	February 26, 2020: We Make Tomorrow Summit, Royal Geographical Society, London
	November 7th, 2019: Kurt Rothschild Award 2019 , Vienna, Austria
	October 29th, 2019: New Economics & Long-term Thinking: A Masterclass with Kate Raworth promoted by Franklin University Switzerland. Lugano, Switzerland
	October 10: Ecocity World Summit 2019, Vancouver, Canada – remotely only
	October 01: Creating the Future 2019, London
	September 16-19: The 2019-20 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity , LSE, London
	July 20: Hawkwood’s Seed Festival, Hawkwood, Gloucestershire
	July 01-11, Book Tour, Brazil
	June 28: In the doughnut! Rethinking business, Munich – remotely
	June 24, Girls Econ London Conference 2019, City of London School for Girls, London
	June 19-20: WeMakeThe.City, Amsterdam Metropolitan Area, The Netherlands
	June 17-18: 6th International Reporting 3.0 Conference 2019, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
	June 13: 30th Anniversary of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, London
	June 13: Impact of Inclusive Growth at a Global Level, Conference on the Future of Inclusive Economies, UK Parliament – Westminster
	June 13: How can we build a Collaborative Society?, Collaborate CIC’s Summer 2019 Event, London
	June 10: The Festival of AI and Emerging Technology, Cognition X, London
	June 10: Circular Economy Week Launch, London
	May 20: The TED Interview Podcast, Kindred, London
	May 13: Auckland Writters Festival, Auckland, New Zealand
	May 9-10: Just Transition Summit, New Plymouth, New Zealand
	May 8: Transforming Our Economy: A Leadership Role for New Zealand, The Beehive & Parliament Buildings, New Zealand
	May 02: Innovation and the Welfare State: IIPP public lecture series 2019, British Library, London
	April 30: Doughnut Economics – the sweet spot for humanity!, Rebel Book Club, London
	April 22: The 2019 We Don’t Have Time Climate Conference, Stockholm, Online
	April 11: Rewriting the Rules for an Economic System that Serves All, Said Business School, Oxford
	April 09: GA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2019, University of Manchester, Public Lecture: Can we live within the Doughnut?
	March 28: Chubb’s Beneluc Risk Forum, Brussels, The Netherlands
	March 20: Can green growth solve climate change?, ODI, London
	March 20: Econ 101: a threat to biodiversity, Worcester College, Oxford
	March 18, UN Country Team Leadership courses, virtual attendance
	March 13, Royal Society, London
	March 11, London Interdisciplinary School
	March 06: Fit for purpose? Reworking the 21st century global economy, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford
	February 15: Prikkel 2019, Bokrijk, Belgium
	February 07-08: Beyond next shifting minds, the Circularity festival, Amsterdam
	February 05: Let’s Make the City Doughnut!, Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam
	February 04: Econome Kate Raworth gives lecture at Groevenbeek, Groevenbeek, Ermelo
	January 28-30: Changing the Frame 2019 – The Science and Art of Communicating for Transition, Schumacher College, Devon
	December 10: CEMUS – The Global Economy, Skype Lecture
	December 6: World Trade Symposium 2018, The Future of Trade is Open, London
	December 5: REFRAMING THE EU II, Brussels
	December 5: Enseignement de l’économie, obstacle à la transition écologique?, Brussels
	November 28: Rencontre avec Kate Raworth, hosted by Éditions Plon, Paris
	November 28: Doughnut Economics: The Business of Business in the 21st Century, The Family, Paris
	November 27: Speech and the City, Carina De Geest, Antwerp Management School, Belgium
	November 25: ECOPOLIS 2018 – JUST TRANSITION, Brussels, Belgium
	November 15: 4th Growth in Transition Conference, “Europe`s Transformation: Where People Matter” , Vienna, Austria
	November 9: Kate at Stockholm Resilience Centre , Stockhom University
	November 7: ‘Jørgen Steen Nielsen in conversation with Kate Raworth’ at Copenhagen University , Copenhagen
	November 01: Government After Neoliberalism, Oxford, All Souls College – Free Event
	November 01: DFID ‘Big questions and future directions in global development’, Bristol
	October 23: ‘Global Opportunities and Threats: Oxford (GOTO)’ at the Said Business School, Oxford – Free Event
	October 19: ‘Cutting Edge Issues in Development Thinking and Practice’ at the LSE, London – Register for Free
	October 5: Indy Johar and Kate Raworth in conversation 2018, Royal Academy of the Arts, London
	September 25: World Social Science Forum – Existential Risks, Fukuoka, Japan
	September 26: Asahi World Forum 2018, Tokyo, Japan
	September 27: Seoul Mediacity Biennale Seoul Museum of Art – SeMA, Seoul, Korea
	September 29: World Science Forum – Security and Equality for Sustainable Futures, Fukuoka, Japan
	September 7: Metis at The Barbican, London
	August 25: Greenbelt Festival, Kettering, Northamptonshire
	August 1: Environmental Defence Society, New Zealand (by skype)
	July 12: Fab City Summit, Transformation towards a more sustainable and accessible future, Paris
	July 4: Prospect – is it time for a new economics? London
	July 6: Future Fest, London
	June 28-July 1: The CAREconomy Collective Meet-up, Caux, Switzerland
	June 26: Designing Doughnuts: Economics for Art School with Kate Raworth & John Thakara, Royal College of Art – London
	June 19: Social Entrepreneurship Festival 2018, Utrecht
	June 19: Creating a 21st century economy, Stadsschouwburg, Nijmegen
	June 19: De Balie – Creating a 21st-century economy, Amsterdam
	June 20: The School of Life – Master Class – The Limits to Growth, Amsterdam
	June 20: We Make the City, Amsterdam
	June 18: Inspiration meeting ‘the Donut Economy’, The Hague
	June 18: Dutch Parliament, The Hague
	June 18: Doughnut Economics, Assen
	June 15: Folkemodet Political Festival, Bornholm, Denmark
	June 1: Under Her Eye, British Library, London
	May 18: Swindon Festival of Literature, Swindon
	May 21: HELSUS, Helsinki
	May 21: Terra Cognita, Helsinki
	May 23: SIWI, Stockholm
	May 23: Redesign for a sustainable development beyond GDP, Stockholm
	May 24: House of Culture, Stockholm
	May 28: Hay Festival, Hay on Wye
	April 22-24: Book launch in Austria April 22: ORF Dialogforum, Vienna April 23: University of Business, Vienna April 23: Workshop @BOKU, Vienna April 23: Talk @BOKU, Vienna April 24: Climate Change Conference Austria, Salzburg
	April 24-28: Book launch in Germany April 24: Heidelberg Centre for American Studies, Heidelberg April 25: Oikos Köln, Cologne April 25: Plurale Ökonomik, Bochum April 26: University of Applied Sciences, Hannover April 26: Kritische Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Göttingen April 27: Heinrich Böll Foundation, Berlin
	May 2: Oxford Martin School, Does Our Planet Have Boundaries? With Professor Yadvinder Malhi, Oxford.
	May 14 STEPS Centre Annual Lecture, Sussex
	March 10: Words by the Water, Keswick, Lake District
	March 13: Fixing the Future, Barcelona
	March 26-28: Changing the Frame at Schumacher College, Totnes
	April 6-14: TED, Vancouver
	March 6: Arbeid & Milieu and ETUI, lunchtime discussion with Ian Gough, Brussels
	March 7: INDR 10 year anniversary event, Luxembourg
	January 8: Heroes and Friends and The Tipping Point. In conversation with Willem Ferwerda, Amsterdam (tickets)
	January 8: Pakhuis de Zwijger, panel discussion with Marleen Stikker, Lex Hoogduin and Ewald Engelen, Amsterdam (tickets)
	January 9: Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Hague, with Focco Vijselaar
	January 9: Provinciehuis, the Hague
	January 9: de Dependance, Rotterdam (tickets)
	January 10: Waag Society, Amsterdam
	January 10: Tilburg University, debate with students and professors (tickets)
	January 11: Triodos Bank, Zeist
	January 11: CAMPO Nieuwpoort, Ghent, Belgium (tickets)
	January 18: Imagine 2027, Cambridge (free tickets)
	January 22-26: World Economic Forum, Davos
	November 15: Disruptive Innovation Festival, Isle of Wight (livestream)
	November 16: Meaning Festival, Brighton (tickets)
	November 21: Ecological Design, Schumacher College
	November 23: London School of Economics, London (sign up)
	November 27: Centre for Sustainable Development, Uppsala, by skype
	December 5: London Young Labour(free tickets)
	December 6: Leeds University(register)
	September 26: SOAS Open Economics Forum, London
	September 30: Rethinking Economics, Norway, by skype
	October 2: Pontus Schultz Foundation, Stockholm
	October 4: Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm
	October 8: ECOPOLIS, Brussels (tickets)
	October 9: University of Leuven, Brussels
	October 9: Guardian Live with George Monbiot, London (tickets)
	October 11: Big Ideas Lecture, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford
	October 15: Thinking on Sunday, Conway Hall, London (tickets)
	October 16: Blackwells Bookshop, Oxford (tickets)
	October 17: in conversation with Yanis Varoufakis on his new book, London (tickets)
	October 20: (tbc) Festival of New Economic Thinking, Edinburgh (tickets)
	October 28: Brainwash Festival, Amsterdam (tickets)
	November 10-11: Kilkenomics, Kilkenny, Ireland (tickets)
	September 10: Festivaletteratura, Mantova (tickets)
	September 12: Aurelio Peccei Annual Lecture, Rome
	September 12: Joint Planning Law Conference, Oxford (website)
	June 13: Medact, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
	June 20: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Isle of Wight
	June 25: Oxford Green Week, 6-7.30pm (tickets)
	June 27-29: World Economic Forum New Champions, Dalian China.
	July 2: Also Festival (tickets)
	July 5: Economics Teacher National Conference
	July 6: What if Women Ruled the World – Yael Bartana world premiere (tickets)
	July 7: Bradford Literature Festival (programme)
	July 9: Ways With Words Dartington Festival (tickets)
	June 7: National Forum on the Circular Economy, Bologna, Italy (tickets)
	May 28: Hay Festival with Juliet Davenport, (tickets)
	May 29: Hay Festival, main talk (tickets)
	May 7: Jamaica Plain Forum, Boston, 7-9pm (register)
	May 8: New Economy Coalition, 12-1.30pm, Boston
	May 8: Tellus Institute, 4-5pm, Boston
	May 9: Centre for Global Development, 12.30-2pm, Washington DC
	May 10: The Democracy Collaborative, 12-2pm, Washington DC
	May 10: BusBoys & Poets, 6-8pm, Washington DC (RSVP)
	May 11: The World Bank, 11-12.30pm, 1818 H St, Rm MC2-817, Washington DC
	May 12: Oxfam and World Resources Institute, 12-2pm, Washington DC
	May 15-17: Regenerative Future Summit, Boulder Colorado (tickets)
	May 19: CONCITO, 8.30-11am, KLUB Linnesgade 25, Copenhagen (register at so.concito.dk)
	May 23: Bristol Festival of Ideas, Bristol (tickets)
	April 24-25: Planetary Boundaries Conference, Berlin
	May 1: UNDP, 12.30-2pm, at HDRO, 304 E. 45th Street, 12th Floor. To attend please RSVP botagoz.abdreyeva@undp.org
	May 1: New School, New York, 6-8pm, register
	April 18: Now Sustainable Future Festival, Como, Italy
	April 19: Bocconi University of Economics, Milan
	April 19: Salone del Libro, Turin
	April 22: Cambridge Literary Festival (tickets)
	April 11: New Economics Foundation, London
	April 4: The Social Economy Alliance at Marmalade, Oxford (register)
	March 27-28: UN PAGE Green Economy Conference, Berlin.
	March 19: Post-Crash Economics Society Conference, Manchester
	March 16: Royal Society of the Arts, London, 1-2pm
	March 16: Salon London, The Hospital Club, Covent Garden
	Medact Conference London, 9 December 2016. Opening plenary with Kevin Anderson.
	Centre for Environment and Development Studies Uppsala, 5 December 2016. Guest lecture by video on Doughnut Economics with this student-led centre at Uppsala University.
	Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership Cambridge, 14 November 2016, Presenting ‘The safe and just operating space for humanity’ and exploring the implications for transforming business.
	Schumacher College 19-20 October 2016, Dartington. ‘What is economics?’ Two-day seminar for the MA in Economics for Transition.
	UCL Institute for Global Prosperity 3 October 2016. Opening lecture for UCL’s new MSc in Global Prosperity.
	Resurgence 50th Anniversary Oxford, 23 September 2016. In conversation with Satish Kumar and Cherian Matthews on One Earth, One Humanity, One Future. 7-9pm Worcester College.
	Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge, 22 September 2016. Video lecture for the MSc Sustainability course.
	Reclaim Economics Vienna, 9-11 September 2016. Reclaim Economics workshop with student activists, organised by the Club of Rome.
	Tipping Point 2016 Warwick, 17-19 June 2016. ‘Doing nothing is not an option. Scientists, economists and artists collaborate to tell the stories of climate change.
	UKSSD Conference London, 25 April 2016. Panel discussion: ‘Towards a sustainable UK’.
	Free Word Centre London, 16 March 2016. ‘Is there an alternative to the growth imperative?’ Co-hosted by Rethinking Economics. Watch the full video or the summary
	Architectural Association London, 1 February 2016. ‘Can we design our way into the Doughnut?’ Guest lecture for the Landscape Urbanism programme
	Earth’s Safe Operating Space for Humanity: from concept to action Stockholm Symposium, 18 January 2016. ‘A social justice perspective on planetary boundaries’.
	Centre for Environment and Development Studies Uppsala, 7 December 2015, by skype. Guest lecture on Doughnut Economics
	RSA Maker Summit 2 December 2015, London and online.’Forging an economy fit for the future’ Panel discussion with Tim Jackson and Vinay Gupta. Video of session starts at 47 mins
	Imperial College 1 December 2015, London.’A Circular Economy won’t work unless…’ Discussion with Ken Webster of the Ellen McArthur Foundation.
	Bristol Festival of Ideas 12 November 2015, Bristol.’The No-Growth Economy: is it the only way to save the planet?’ Panel debate with Cameron Hepburn, Katherine Drayson and Alex Bowen.
	Disruptive Innovation Festival 2015 4 November 2015, online.’Is the Pro-Society Economy Possible?’ With John Fullerton. Video available until 20 December 2015.
	Planetary Boundaries and Human Opportunities MOOC 22 October 2015, online. Virtual discussion of planetary and social boundaries.
	Bristol New Economy Summit 2015 12-13 October 2015, Bristol. Why do we need a new economy? A great line up of economic rethinkers.
	European Society for Ecological Economics Conference 2015 2 July 2015, Leeds. ‘Sustaining Development’ presentation and discussion.
	This Changes Everything, 28 March 2015, London. A day of outspoken debate on democracy, equality and survival. I’ll be discussing the need for new visions for the future.
	Oxford Literary Festival 22 March 2015, Oxford. ‘Nature and Language: how language influences our relationship with the natural world.’ Chairing a panel discussion with some wonderful writers: Caspar Henderson, Melanie Challenger, Dominick Tyler.
	Green Party Spring Conference 7 March 2015, Liverpool. ‘Building a Green Economy panel and discussion, with Molly Scott Cato MEP, Rupert Read and Nick Dearden.
	Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism 25 November 2014, Cambridge. ‘Ecological Economics: taking planetary boundaries seriously’ A panel discussion with Robert and Edward Skidelsky.
	TEDx Athens 2014 15 November 2014, Athens. Why it’s time for Doughnut Economics.
	Disruptive Innovation Festival 6 November 2014, online, 12noon. ‘Does the circular economy fit in the Doughnut?’ A great initiative by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. Login details to come.
	Schumacher College 15-16 October 2014, Dartington. ‘Beyond growth? Exploring the future of economic development’. Two-day seminar for the MA in Economics for Transition.
	Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University 14 October 2014, Oxford. ‘Welcome to the Anthropocene’ Opening lecture in the Human Systems and Environmental Change module of the MSc in Environmental Change and Management
	new economics foundation (nef) 30 September 2014, London. ‘Doughnut Economics: what’s in the toolkit?’
	Anglia Ruskin University 25 September 2014, Cambridge. ‘An introduction to social and planetary boundaries’ for the MSc in Sustainability
	Balaton Group 2014 Meeting 12 September 2014, Hungary (by video). ‘Will these SDGs bring us into the Doughnut?’
	5 x 15 Stories 30 June 2014, London. ‘Capitalism and its Discontents’ Five speakers, 15 mins each – with George Monbiot, Jack Munroe, Danny Dorling, and Tim Jackson. See the video.
	Rethinking Economics Conference 2014 28-29 June 2014, London. ‘Introduction to Ecological Economics: taking planetary boundaries seriously’ (29 June) Recommended reading
	New College of the Humanities 3 June 2014, London. ‘Can we live within the doughnut? The 21st century challenge’.
	Sweden’s Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) 23 May 2014, Stockholm. Presenting “Can we live in the doughnut? Rethinking progress between planetary and social boundaries”, as part of the Beyond GDP Growth seminar.
	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 22 May 2014, Uppsala. ‘Can we live within the doughnut?’ A seminar with the Future Agriculture research programme.
	Stockholm Resilience Centre 21 May 2014, Stockholm. Lunchtime talk: Doughnut Economics: rethinking economics in the face of planetary and social boundaries..
	Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership 7 April 2014, Cambridge. Presenting ‘The safe and just operating space for humanity’ with Professor Will Steffen, and exploring the implications for transforming business.
	Embrace The Change 27 March 2014, Southampton, 7-9pm. I’m kicking off a great line up for an interactive evening of debate on the kind of global economic future we want to see. Join us live online.
	WWF UK 5 March 2014, Woking. ‘Doughnuts and the future economy’. Presentation and discussion.
	Wilton Park 24-26 February, 2014 Wilton Park. Presentation of research on policies for green and just economic transitions, conducted for IIED and CAFOD.
	International workshop on a Safe Operating Space 23-24 January, 2014 Brussels. Safe Operating Space: current state of debate and considerations for national policies. Hosted by the Network of European Environment and Sustainable Development Advisory Councils (EEAC), CADS, the German Ministry for the Environment, and others.
	Vienna University of Economics and Business 15 January 2014, Vienna. ‘Can we live within the doughnut? In search of a safe and just space for humanity’. Guest seminar with Sigrid Stagl.
	University of Surrey 6-7 January 2014, Surrey. ‘Doughnut Economics’ and ‘The 21st century Economist’s Toolbox’. Two lectures for Tim Jackson’s Ecological Economics MSc module, in the Centre for Environmental Strategy
	University of Oslo Sustainable Companies Project 6 December 2013, Oslo (by video). ‘What would it take to do business in the doughnut?’
	Queen Mary University of London 4 December 2013, London. Global Health Week 2013. ‘Can we live in the safe and just space for humanity?’
	Oxford Hub 27 November 2013, Oxford. ‘Is the Green Economy an Utopia?’ Panel discussion with Dr. Alex Otto and Peter Lacy.
	Nordic Council of Ministers Planetary Boundaries Workshop 5 November 2013, Geneva. ‘Planetary boundaries and environmental tipping points: what do they mean for sustainable development and the global agenda?’ International workshop for scientists, governments and stakeholders.
	Cambridge Business Sustainability Programme in Europe 4 November 2013, Brussels. Presenting ‘the safe and just operating space for humanity’ with Prof. Will Steffen and exploring the implications for transforming business.
	University College London (UCL) 1 November 2013, London. ‘What is the discipline of economics?’ Flip lecture and discussion with students on the innovative Arts and Sciences BASc degree.
	Schumacher College / Transition Towns Totnes 9 October 2013, Dartington. Public talk and discussion on what we need to put in the toolkit for 21st century economics
	Planetary Boundaries Initiative Symposium 19-20 September 2013, London. Two day symposium on the role of law in respecting planetary boundaries.
	PICNIC / Urban Innovation Week 18 September 2013, Amsterdam. Redefining Growth – workshop with Ross Ashcroft and Paul Kemp-Robertsen.
	Earth Overshoot Day 2013 at the EU Parliament 17 September 2013, Brussels. Globe EU high-level event on moving away from planetary boundaries, with EU Commissioner Connie Hedegaard, Prof. Kevin Noone, and Peter White of the WBCSD.
	Heinrich Böll Foundation Summit 12-13 September 2013, Berlin. Keynote speaker at the Heinrich Böll International Resource Summit, Resource Equity in a Finite World.
	Heinrich Böll Public Green Lecture 12 September 2013, Berlin. Public lecture on the challenge of living between planetary and social boundaries (with video).
	Rethinking Economics Conference 28-30 June 2013, London. Co-hosting a workshop with Miriam Kennet on reimagining the economy
	Salzburg Global Seminar 23-27 June 2013, Austria. ‘A climate for change: new thinking on governance for sustainability’. Speaker on ‘A safe and just space for humanity’
	Tällberg Forum 13-15 June 2013, Sweden. Panel discussion ‘Are there new boundaries to set for decision-makers?’ with Erik Beinhocker, Johan Rockstrom and Rebecca Oliver.
	STEPS Centre Summer School 20 May 2013, Sussex, UK. Seminar and workshop debating the doughnut of social and planetary boundaries, and Authority in the Anthropocene.
	Global Green Growth Forum 2 May 2013, Copenhagen. ‘Promoting greener growth through the value chain’. presentation as part of a panel discussion.
	Cambridge Business Sustainability Programme 16 April 2013, Cambridge. ‘Great progress or grim prospects? – the human development challenge’. Presentation on the past 30 and next 30 years of human development.
	Chatham House Green Growth Conference 25 February 2013, London. ‘Green growth: are you out there?’ Presentation questioning whether ‘green growth’ can be achieved at the scale required.
	Oxford Climate Forum 26 January 2013, Oxford. Panel Chair, ‘Can developed and developing countries share a common notion of development?’.
	UN ESCAP Expert Dialogue on the Quality of Growth 14 November 2012, Bangkok (by video). A safe and just space for humanity.
	How to Grow at Wolff Olins 25 October 2012, London. How to grow better – by making your brand a doughnut brand.
	Doughnut Economics at the RSA 18 October 2012, London. Why the doughnut of social and planetary boundaries offers a powerful starting point for getting beyond GDP to rethinking the aims of economic development.
	Special Panel Event at the UN General Assembly 16 October 2012, New York. Presentation at the UN’s first discussion of the Sustainable Development Goals – in the format of a panel discussion chaired by Andy Revkin of the New York Times.
	Rio+20 Development Dialogue Days 16 June 2012, Rio de Janeiro. Panelist on Sustainable Development as an answer to economic and financial crises.
	IIED’s Fair Ideas Conference at Rio+20 16 June 2012, Rio de Janeiro. Presentation on the Better Lives Smaller Footprints panel.
	Planet Under Pressure 29 March 2012, London. Panel on Science-policy dialogue: planetary boundaries – dealing with challenges