Arts and creativity as the antidote to polarisation and negativity
Arts and creativity as the antidote to polarisation and negativity Mike Tucker – head of Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation Young people today are facing a
Anthropy is a national convener dedicated to fostering cross-sector collaboration to address national interests. It focuses on facilitating public-private-non-profit understanding and partnerships, bringing together leaders from all sectors. It acts as inspiration, to build engagement for collective impact.
Our Members are at the heart of our activities. Being part of Anthropy contributes to our National gathering, our regional and thematic leadership teams, as well as to smaller, curated year-round events. Our members have access to a network through which to pursue collaborative efforts and share best practices and innovative thinking.
Our national gathering brings together leaders and leading organisations to consider Britain’s future and its place in the world. Being based at our unique venue partner, the Eden Project in Cornwall, creates a compelling backdrop for the widest range of debates, panels, discussions and workshops, covering all aspects of our national agenda. Our next national gathering is 26-28 March 2025.
Meet some of the voices of Anthropy, a dynamic and diverse line-up of leaders who have participated within and embody the spirit of Anthropy. They have been active participants at our various events, with many others, sharing their insights and guidance as they help promote new individual and collective action on the Anthropic agenda.
Anthropy aims to inspire a better Britain by fostering meaningful dialogue, encouraging collaborative ideas and creating collective action by way of both select and discreet event programming and partnerships. Anthropy is a unique 21st Century organisation based on a cross sector membership, with content and programming Partners, willing to connect and collaborate year-round to bring our community of leaders together to explore new ideas and incubate collaborations for the wider good.
What is the quality of life we want in Britain for the next thirty years?
What qualities of place and planet do we need to achieve that quality of life?
What qualities do we wish to see in a good economy and in the best of businesses and public sector organisations?
What qualities do we want to express to the world, to help solve shared issues such as poverty, climate change, and human rights?
The Anthropy national gathering focuses on bringing together leaders to consider the future of Britain and its place in the world. Our unique venue, the Eden Project in Cornwall, creates a compelling backdrop for the widest range of debates, panels, discussions and workshops, covering all manner of subjects. We pride ourselves on having established the UK’s largest crowd-sourced agenda, which on average engages over 200 organisations in creating an extensive range of content.
Anthropy is an eco-system of members, content partners and individual ambassadors. We encourage other leaders, regardless of their roles, to adopt Anthropy thinking and participate in our annual summit and shared agenda. In such a way you too can become an Anthropist. An Anthropist is a person who shares our ambition, adopts the Anthropy Charter, and is committed to collaborating with others to apply its principles to build a positive, sustainable, equitable, and successful future. As an Anthropist, you care about Britain, its people and its place in the world.
Anthropy is supported by a range of members from across a wide variety of sectors, sizes and specialism.
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Arts and creativity as the antidote to polarisation and negativity Mike Tucker – head of Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation Young people today are facing a
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