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
Diverse perspectives from 200+ conversations at Anthropy25 analysed to reveal the ideas and intersections shaping Britain’s future.
Four Anthropy Accords and 10 Anthropy Intersections bring together the thinking, debate and diverse perspectives from over 230 conversations at the Anthropy25 national gathering.
They reflect the ambitions and concerns of cross-sector senior leadership from business, academia, politics and the third sector. These insights highlight both the challenges we face and the opportunities we have for shaping a more confident, collaborative future for the UK.
At Anthropy’s core is the UK’s largest shared Agenda which centres around 4 key questions:
These questions provide the foundation for our analysis and for the Accord reports presented here.
The Accords and Intersections do not represent just the views of Anthropy but are a reflection of the diverse perspectives collated from those who participated at Anthropy25, as well as opinions captured by research led by Ipsos.
Each of the four Accords is dedicated to one of the key questions. Drawing on the diverse voices at the Anthropy25 national gathering, they distil our current realities and highlight important uncomfortable truths. They showcase key principles, make an economic case to incentivise change, and offer some key calls to action.
Progress rarely happens in silos. The Intersections capture where themes and ideas overlap; the points of connection where new solutions and innovations are most likely to emerge. By exploring these intersections, we can identify the opportunities that lie at the boundaries of disciplines, sectors and perspectives.
Through openness, curiosity and collaboration, we can shape a positive, confident future together.
