Oliver Moody – The Futures Interview
Currently based in Newcastle, Oliver Moody went to school in Bristol, and then studied Classics with Oriental Studies (Arabic) at St Anne’s College, Oxford University. Now he is a trainee reporter for The Times, describing himself as a ‘part-time...
Futures Creative Jam
Last month, we hosted a Futures Creative Jam at the Royal Festival Hall, bringing together creative activists across the sustainability, social entrepreneurship and creative sectors. Fuelled with excitement, the event promoted collaboration and idea-generation for a...
Kiran Patel – The Futures Interview
Kiran Patel is a UK based illustrator working under the name of Illustrating Rain. She uses the everyday as inspiration where she visually documents her thoughts and feelings through traditional and contemporary techniques. Beginning with an image that resonates...
Lucy Harvey – The Futures Interview
Lucy Harvey has worked as a freelance stylist for 10 years. She is also an associate lecture on the Design and Visual Culture module at Bucks New University. In early 2011 she started www.ethicalstylist.com, she now focuses on the promotion of ethical and sustainable...
June Chanpoomidole – Futures Interview
June Chanpoomidole is a freelance Illustrator currently living in a quaint village in Cheam. She studied Illustration at the University of Westminster, and found her love of acrylic paints and vibrant colour palette. Since then, her vibrant works is featured in...- E259 – Sierra Campbell on Death, Grief and Caregiving // The Courage to Care
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“And the cone is this is when you’re faced with scarcity, challenge, adversity. It’s not to fall into scarcity, it’s to up the gift. So when you think… Read more: E253 – TIMELESS // ‘How Do We Unlearn Our Conditioning’ with Manish Jain - E252 – The Radical Act of Staying Soft // Grief as a Portal of Possibility with the Emergent Justice Collective
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