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Festival of Debate
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Founded in 2015 by Opus Independents, the Festival of Debate creates opportunities to bring people together to share new ideas and lived experience that can help shape our understanding of the world.
The Festival of Debate seeks to create a place where we are connected to each other, to our communities, to the institutions and new ideas that shape our lives and to conversations that start change.
The Festival of Debate takes place every spring in South Yorkshire, but we also run events and projects outside of the core festival. Our programme includes discussions, debates, Q&As, artistic responses, keynote speeches, performances and plays that explore politics, economics and society. The project is funded by a mixture of grants, sponsorship, donations and ticket income.
Join the Conversation.
The Festival of Debate seeks to create a place where we are connected to each other, to our communities, to the institutions and new ideas that shape our lives and to conversations that start change.
The Festival of Debate takes place every spring in South Yorkshire, but we also run events and projects outside of the core festival. Our programme includes discussions, debates, Q&As, artistic responses, keynote speeches, performances and plays that explore politics, economics and society. The project is funded by a mixture of grants, sponsorship, donations and ticket income.
Join the Conversation.
FoD24: Michael Marmot - Health Inequalities
Taking action to reduce health inequalities is a matter of social justice, and in developing strategies for tackling health inequalities we need to confront the social gradient in health, not just the difference between the worst off and everybody else.
There is clear evidence when we look across countries that national policies make a difference and that much can be done in cities, towns and local areas.
In this event at Festival of Debate 2024, Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, Sir Michael Marmot, shares his thoughts on health inequalities and what action is needed to really tackle the health gap. Hosted by Sheffield's Director of Public Health Greg Fell.
There is clear evidence when we look across countries that national policies make a difference and that much can be done in cities, towns and local areas.
In this event at Festival of Debate 2024, Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, Sir Michael Marmot, shares his thoughts on health inequalities and what action is needed to really tackle the health gap. Hosted by Sheffield's Director of Public Health Greg Fell.
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FoD24: Book Launch - Human Flourishing: A Conceptual Analysis
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Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley launches his new book, Human Flourishing: A Conceptual Analysis, in conversation with Simon Duffy for Festival of Debate 2024. Human Flourishing: A Conceptual Analysis challenges current mainstream approaches to understanding the concept of ‘human flourishing’. It addresses the central problems in a number of fields including psychology, education, policy and science an...
FoD24: Can the Green New Deal Fix the Cost of Living Crisis?
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This event joins Olivia Blake MP, a Green New Deal champion, in conversation with three people at the forefront of developing transformative change within trade unions, local authorities and civil society. The mainstream media and many politicians like to set the cost of living and our wider economic crisis in opposition to solutions to the climate and nature crisis. What if we see a common cau...
FoD24: Tackling Climate Change Using Systems Thinking
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In partnership with Liberating Yorkshire for Festival of Debate 2024. If you enjoy this event and want to help us continue to make the Festival of Debate happen, please consider making a donation: festivalofdebate.com/donate Part of the Democratic Yorkshire series, Professor Ray Ison and Ed Straw will discuss how and why failure in governance is at the heart of the collective incapacity to tack...
FoD24: Sharing Power, Spreading Wealth - Net Zero & Equity
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The next industrial revolution has begun, and it’s a green one. The shift to renewable energy generation is crucial to tackle the climate emergency and presents a unique opportunity to deliver economic and social justice to support thriving and resilient communities. However, this shift will fail to deliver a socially just transition and achieve the transformation required if it models itself o...
FoD24: Divided Isles - Solomon Islands and the China Switch
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In partnership with Manchester University Press for Festival of Debate 2024. If you enjoy this event and want to help us continue to make the Festival of Debate happen, please consider making a donation: festivalofdebate.com/donate In 2019, Solomon Islands made international headlines when the country severed its decades-old alliance with Taiwan in exchange for a partnership with Beijing. The d...
FoD24: AI - Threats and Opportunities for the Media
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In partnership with Media North “AI is not going to save or destroy us because the question is not whether we can trust AI, but whether we can trust the people and structures behind it,” Nabila Cruz de Carvalho wrote in Now Then. Clearly the disruptive power of artificial intelligence worries people working in the media. Threats to the media from AI hit the headlines with two long-running strik...
FoD24: Hollie McNish
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We loved having Hollie McNish at Festival of Debate 2024. Here's Hollie reading a poem from her new book, Lobster at her Festival of Debate gig at the Leadmill. Get your copy and find more from Hollie here: holliepoetry.com/
FoD24: How Can Young People Shape Systemic Change?
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Welcome to 'How can young people shape systemic change?' - a dynamic virtual event where voices converge to inspire transformation, part of Festival of Debate 2024. Hosted by the influential Hannah Walton, one of the UK's top 100 Changemakers, this gathering features a line-up of distinguished speakers: award-winning youth activist Sophia Badhan BCAh FRSA, Young Advisor and trustee Sophie Matth...
FoD24: Culture is Not an Industry
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In partnership with Manchester University Press for Festival of Debate 2024. If you enjoy this event and want to help us continue to make the Festival of Debate happen, please consider making a donation: festivalofdebate.com/donate Culture is at the heart of what it means to be human, but 25 years ago, the British government rebranded art and culture as 'creative industries', valued for their e...
Festival of Debate 2024 Trailer
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Festival of Debate is back! Our 2024 programee runs from April 16 - 25 May, with 60 online and in-person events focusing on inspiring change in Sheffield and beyond. Register now to attend any of our events: www.festivalofdebate.com
SYCA: How does a Citizens’ Assembly work, and can they make a difference?
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Find out how citizens' assemblies work, what makes them special and some of the problems they have helped unlock. Oliver Coppard, South Yorkshire’s Mayor, is convening a Citizens’ Assembly on climate change over the next few weeks to consider “how we should respond, to build a thriving and sustainable future for South Yorkshire". Around 100 citizens from across South Yorkshire will be involved,...
Just Access to Land
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“The law locks up the man or woman, who steals the goose from off the common, but leaves the greater villain loose, who steals the common from the goose.” (18th century poem) Can we have a landscape with more space for wilderness and food growing, alongside access to green spaces for all? The land in and around Sheffield could be a haven for nature; reducing the risk of flooding, heatwaves, and...
Tackling Poverty & Injustice
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In partnership with Manavodaya & Citizen Network There is a silent social movement in India that has affected the lives of millions of rural women through self help and empowerment. The pioneer of this movement throws light on some of the key principles involved, the universal nature of the process of intervention and why it is urgently needed to counter the most difficult problems facing our p...
Cities in Action: Democratising Local Governance
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Cities in Action is an event for anyone interested in local democracy and its relationship to local change-making. Based on the findings of an action research project investigating local authorities in two cities, this event will explore the mechanisms of local governance, and the challenges faced by local campaigners trying to use those mechanisms to make improvements in their areas. The event...
A Better Future: Mapping the Journey to Democracy 2043
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A Better Future: Mapping the Journey to Democracy 2043
How Can Influencing Politicians Strengthen the Climate Movement?
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How Can Influencing Politicians Strengthen the Climate Movement?
Creating Thriving Post-Industrial Cities
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Creating Thriving Post-Industrial Cities
Hospicing Modernity with Vanessa De Oliveira Andreotti
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Hospicing Modernity with Vanessa De Oliveira Andreotti
How Do We Invest in City Transitions & The People Who Live Here?
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How Do We Invest in City Transitions & The People Who Live Here?
Who Owns the Land A New Theory of Rights and Responsibilities
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Who Owns the Land A New Theory of Rights and Responsibilities
Sheffield's Local Elections: Climate & Nature Hustings
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Sheffield's Local Elections: Climate & Nature Hustings
Tales of Hope: Regenerative Society or Permacrisis
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Tales of Hope: Regenerative Society or Permacrisis
Who Owns the Land? A New Theory of Rights & Responsibilities
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Who Owns the Land? A New Theory of Rights & Responsibilities
What Kind of Economic Future Do We Want for Yorkshire’s Children?
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What Kind of Economic Future Do We Want for Yorkshire’s Children?
NDM: A Conversation About Polis with Crowd Wisdom Project
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NDM: A Conversation About Polis with Crowd Wisdom Project
How Can We Create an Autism-Inclusive Sheffield?
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How Can We Create an Autism-Inclusive Sheffield?
Don't Tell Me What To Do About Covid: A Debate about Information, Misinformation & Trust
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Don't Tell Me What To Do About Covid: A Debate about Information, Misinformation & Trust
Vanessa has done incredible work, it's impossible to overstate its importance and urgency. And humour! Many of my conversations link to her materials available online and I feel that they will connect more and more as we move forward as individuals, communities, societies and species.
Thank you. With sincere appreciation
Young men are conservatives and young women are leftists. This is the pattern everywhere int he west.
I really appreciate hearing this talk. currently I'm in a book study group on "Hospicing Modernity" but I'm really struggling to read it (well it must be said it's not a book to be "read" it's more a deep medicine to be taken in and that is difficult work) Hearing her present the ideas is really helpful. I think even a couple minutes at a time is very rich.
Pete does love a mass debate. Usually after dark on Clapham Common.
Thank you for making this accessible! This is the perspective and wisdom we need - I feel changed by this talk!
Two of my heroes!
Oh wow, such a wide-ranging, rich conversation. I appreciated the inclusion of the personal - the clear understanding Vanessa has of her own lineage, her position in that line of ancestors and the both the gifts and challenges it has brought her. I love the invitation to work on what we have inherited from our ancestors, discern what needs to be interrupted/worked through/composed, and what needs to be cherished/developed further and passed down to the future ones. The use of the verb 'hospicing' too. We're not here to add more violence to the world and 'kill off' modernity but hospice it so it has a 'good' death with integrity and we can learn the lessons from its life. And the need for generosity, patience and compassion in mixed group encounters...but not coddling of fragility. And, well, so much more. 🥰 What a delight. Thank you.
I have seen the video feature of Sara Hill's interview with Janis Vaurofakisi's, but not read the book. I think Janis in an excellent way illustrates the image of the book (short story form) and his own perception of our world today, from a historical perspective and what humanity needs to do to avoid the dysfunctional social development the world finds itself in with the current social model. The video strikes me in how similar I am in thoughts and conclusions to Janis Vaurofakisi's about current society and what needs to be done. I myself have written in newspaper articles and Twitter posts about similar needs for change in the last 5 years.
Great. Thanks you both. Solidarity!!
oh, so warm to sit in a kitchen.🙏 Your publishers should send InternetArchive volumes to put up for us poor people.
If not understand meaning when was your past not tarden same past is past
Not tarden with same brush
Who hasn't been put through
Cool! Very typically inbred academic, but still really interesting. Waiting to hear how someone can relate to/gain something from this if not invested in academic inbreeding. How do we let ✨modernity✨ die with grace? /genuine
Curious how you perceive this to be ‘typical academic inbreeding’ when it seems to me quite embodied and indigenous wisdom in a framework that the modern mind can understand. Perhaps we just have different perspectives but this doesn’t feel at all like overt academia.
Where could we find the resources or links that Vanessa speaks to 53 mins in please?
It's so true, adoptees voices are never heard and no one seems to be interested in hearing our side of the adoption triangle or how adoption has impacted our lives, the good and the bad.
Some questions: 1. How can there be no inflation when the central bank constantly increases the quantity of money by paying UBI into a citizen's account each month with money created from thin air? 2. If you destroy the capital market, how will firms like car producers get capital for innovations? I know many of them don't innovate; I call these parasitic monopolies, but others do. 3. Why does UBI eliminate the labour market? It liberates it! Even under fully automatised production, somebody has to make economic decisions for the firm. That is labour. 4. Markets are male??? Really??? I never heard such a nonsense since the Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra. In past centuries, economist had to ingratiate themselves to the rich and powerful. Today, the leftist economists have no friends but feminists - which leads to the abandonment of logical thinking.
The definition of word slave and the definition of the word terrorist. These are the kind of things people want to stay away from . People are not designed to live in a socialist environment. The idea that people used to worship trees and rivers are over. If I go out in the woods and build a house and plant corn on a 2 acre piece of property that no one owns That's the definition of ownership. Governments do not own property there is no backing to that. A human being has a right to life without permission. Human beings have a right to sell their work without permission. The environment is doing just fine dictators are an issue.
What a profoundly transformative, generative and insightful way to think about world-making....thank you Vanessa and Habiba.
Bravo! So nice to hear someone else say “I don’t have hope, I have faith”. I have goosebumps. We are not masters of nature, she/they can sort themselves out. How that ending emerges and how much suffering arises from it is up to us.
Stephen has been one of the independently minded, sage advisers on the pandemic .. suggesting that if we act cohesively, and with more pragmatic public health messaging, even without a change in medical policy we could and should be in a much better place.
There is no scientific evidence of a global climate emergency. There has been a 10% decline in natural disasters since 2000 (CRED). Normalised disaster losses have decreased since 1990 and human mortality due to extreme weather has decreased by more than 95% since 1920. Climate change saved 555,103 lives in England and Wales between 2001 and 2020 (ONS, 2022). This sort of thing is based on nonsense.
Pure shit
He really puts himself out there in presenting a thought dialogue that can fuel socioeconomic enlightment. Few could list that many aspects that contradict for or against as clearly. Seems to me a great thought guide into what balances out things in society economics.
I like how this has only 202 views in almost 5 years 😆
Isn't he the _"9 yrs. old can consent to have sex with 50 yrs old"_ activist?!!
Yes
How does UBI play into this
Love this. So glad I heard this perspective
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Yanis is always very interesting.
Wow! I really needed to hear this now, it's so relevant to what I'm doing at the moment. Peer support. Empowerment, inclusion and utilising the skills and knowledge of the group to learn and grow and heal together.
How does imperialistic thinking affect the imperialists? The foot soldiers have to be dumb enough to be used as pawns. What do we hear about Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations? The Invisible Hand has us all by the throat. But Smith actually wrote 'education' EIGHTY TIMES and 'Invisible Hand' only once. Wealth of Nations is in Project Gutenberg now, you can download it and search it for yourself. The imperialists are lying to us and their own lower classes. In 1776 50% of Brits were illiterate but Adam Smith wrote "read, write and account" multiple times. Notice the "and account" that is never mentioned. Double entry accounting was 300 years old when Smith wrote Wealth of Nations. The United States could have made accounting/finance mandatory in the schools since Sputnik. Has any Western nation done that? But now we have a world of planned obsolescence and consumer technologies that Smith and Marx never imagined. The imperialists say nothing about the depreciation of all of this consumer trash. How much CO2 in atmosphere is the result of unnecessary manufacturing due to planned obsolescence?
The Reaganites sucked and they still do.
It scares me that people don't think a woman sitting on a man's penis until he ejaculates even though he says no, this action is not classed as rape. What a crazy world we live in.
When we don't talk to each other it's because we don't want to know, we want to be comfortable with our beliefs that benefit ourselves and disadvantage others.
Yanis is a good man with sound ideas.
Fantastic video and talk Cormac. Great job Festival Of Debate
He's appalling. He's always just wanted lockdowns over and over again.
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How about you debate me Shahida?? I’m not “White” I hear you talking a lot about social justice do you want to have a debate on this topic??
When Yanis talks of exchange value and real value. he is describing the situation that has existed since the late 1970's in banks such as Citibank that introduced the concept of transactional banking into their operation worldwide and took away at a stroke the notion of real value. And here we are having ended Bretton Woods and Clinton ending Glass - Steagall resulting in open slather globally, no real value in reality and socialism for the biggest banks worldwide and their mates the oligarchs and elites in mega corporations. The next step sometime in the next 10 to 15 years is the serious shortage of food and clean water in the global north accompanied by rioting, violence, breakdown in societies, rape and death. And this is only the Global North. As for the poor and vulnerable of this planet... What are we?
Autism,asbergers,early onset dimentia ,alzheimers were extremely rare diseases,now it is rampant. The big elephant on the table isn't even whispered by people. Why,and what are the true factors driving thease epidemics. I beleive that answer is really quite simple and quite obvious. I'll give u a hint why don't u ask monsanto,bayer,Monsanto,, chemical big pharma union carbide which are all petrochemical companies and then ask yourself another question, where have the for profit medical insurance companies, and labs that cover eachothers backs in the name of profits.ill tell u where they are at raking money in hand over fist and telling you the causes as with cancer are unjnown!
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Destroying the freedom of Julian is a corollary of abandoning the duties under the Nuremberg Decision that soldiers must not collude to keep war atrocities hidden. NATO has to affirm the essential obligations of everyone to advance #Principle7Nuremberg
Silly question. The answer is no...
Brilliant informative sessions.
But of course you don't need donations because George Soros is funding you. And you don't represent me or the vast majority of the people of Sheffield. You and anti democratic despots.
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We have more money, better health and technogies then we had in any other age, but it is the heights of irony like some Greek tragedy that all our chasing after advancements in every field, we have lost our humanity our ability to connect, empothize with our neighbors and an imagination to share our resources with all who are blessed to share in this creation. Call it God, call it what you will but in our forgetting the intangibles qualities of life, we have forgotten what it is to be alive to the artifaces all around us.