New Frontiers in Funding, Philanthropy and Investment
The conference brought together 57 speakers with over 500 people online and in person at the beautiful King’s Place in London to reflect on the new frontiers of philanthropy and investment. It was an incredible couple of days – full of new connections, expanded possibilities, and invitations to challenge ourselves more honestly.
Learn more about the New frontiers in funding, philanthropy and investment conference.
The full conference recording will go live by Friday 29th July. In the meantime, please watch interviews of these pioneers in the worlds of philanthropy and investment as they reflect on the scale of the challenge these sectors need to address.
Watch the live recorded event
Revisit the conversations on how to re-think frameworks and reshape our future by watching the live recordings from the New Frontiers in Funding, Philanthropy and Investment conference held 14-15th July 2022 at Kings Place in London. Watch the full confence playlist or skip to a specific session:
Panel 1 - The Scale and depth of change needed
Panel 2 - Moving beyond current endowment and responsible investement practice
Panel 3 - The plurality of transitions: What needs funding or financing in transitions?
Panel 5 - New financial instruments to shift who owns the future
Panel 6 - Next generation asset holders: Regenerative wealth stewardship
Panel 7 - Taking account of philanthropy's extractive past: A reparative future
New Frontiers: some reflections
Last week, 57 pioneering speakers from around the world came together with over 500 people online and in person at the beautiful King’s Place in London to reflect on the new frontiers of philanthropy and investment.
Building alternative futures
Why JRF is investing in imagining and building fairer futures, alongside our work tackling issues in the present.
Imagining the world our hearts know is possible
Feeling overwhelmed by big problems society faces, whether that be poverty or the environment, is normal. But rather than being shut down by those feelings, we can use them to open our imagination.
A time to replenish collective imagination
To make the most of the current energy and consensus for action on social, political, and environmental issues we must reinvest in long-term thinking and creativity.