Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Anthropy brings together responsible leaders and organisations to inspire good growth in the United Kingdom. The type of growth that has a positive impact on people, places, our economy, and our role on the international stage. Working with a cross-sector network, Anthropy facilitates changing practices, building new partnerships, influencing policy makers and transforming behaviour.
Anthropy is founded on the principle that the future is a shared responsibility, and at its core is a 3 day national gathering which takes place annually over the entire Eden Project in Cornwall, to embark on 200+ sessions, led by 600+ speakers.
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?
Have your say: help shape the Anthropy27 Agenda by letting us know what you want growth to really look like for the UK. Survey closes 25 October.
There are several ways to get involved:
Value: £1,000 +vat
Value: £1,200 +vat
Starting at £10k for Foundation Membership
On 10-12 March 2027, 2,500 influential UK leaders from businesses of all sectors and sizes will come together alongside government, non-profits, academia and civil servants to inspire a better Britain.
At Anthropy26 one theme kept resurfacing over the tree days: female leadership. Participants found that the UK’s failure to close the gender leadership gap is not evidence of a deficit among women but instead points toward structural barriers and historic bias.
This report documents what Anthropy26 participants revealed about the UK’s gender leadership gap and what can be done to close it. Each section identifies a barrier, briefly explains its causes, and proposes a concrete action leaders can consider.
At no cost, anyone can become an Anthropist.
Creating change, starts with a commitment to small positive actions – sign the Anthropy Charter, apply the core principles and transform your leadership approach.
The Anthropy Charter is one aspect of the Anthropy Framework for Change – A dynamic and unified strategy that embodies commitment to continuous improvement.
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