Intergenerational TV( click this to go to links)
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Mar 13
Generations Talking Together: Housing
Forster Communications and United For All Ages
ran a series of roundtable conferences in January 2013, entitled
“Generations Talking Together”. They produced a set of videos based on
the four main subject areas. This one features IF Co-founder Angus
Hanton.
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Mar 12
Guy Shrubsole on Regeneration and the Generational lens
Guy Shrubsole, co-editor of Regeneration, describes the
process of working with 30 other younger writers, to create this book
which is available free online. He describes the problems facing the
younger generation and is looking for new ways of organising a better
world. Guy is excited by the fact that concerns for intergenerational
fairness have now spread beyond the environmental movement. He wants to
see the social contract between generations restored.
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Mar 12
Clare Coatman on Regeneration
Clare Coatman argues strongly that the intergenerational
framework is a really useful way of looking at the UK’s problems. Clare
Coatman is the co-editor of the book and points out that REGENERATION
is offering many solutions to problems that affect younger and future
generations.
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Mar 12
Adam Ramsay talks about the Intergenerational Framework
Adam Ramsay argues that the Intergenerational Framework is
useful in seeing why benefits are being withdrawn and what he describes
as the failure of neo-liberalism. Adam Ramsay and Peter McColl wrote
the chapter Rebuilding society from the bottom up.
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Mar 12
Shiv Malik on Regeneration
Shiv Malik is a co-founder of the Intergenerational
Foundation and was a key mover in getting together the book
REGENERATION. He thinks the intergenerational lens is very helpful in
analysing the problems of UK society and is the author of Jilted
Generation.
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Mar 12
Matt Williams on Student Futures
Matt Williams on how student futures can contribute to the
intergenerational debate. Matt thinks that young people are not happy
with the debt that is being handed on to future generations. He is also
concerned about the ecological debt that is being created. Matt
Williams is also working with the Climate Coalition.
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Mar 12
Ben Little on Regeneration
Ben Little talks about how the Regeneration Book project
started and the challenge of engaging his students in current political
affairs. His chapter is the book is “Forget markets: it’s ownership
that really matters.”
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Mar 12
Christo Albor on the future of the NHS
Christo wrote a chapter of Regeneration with Guppi Bola
looking at the importance of healthcare from the point of view of the
current generation and future generations. Health inequality is Christo
Albor’s predominant concern.
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Mar 12
Becky Luff on democracy
Becky contributed to the Regeneration Book – part of the
Radical Futures series. She wrote an inspiring piece about UK democracy
and its ever evolving nature, entitled Democracy Beyond Westminster.
Disappointed by the “no” vote on the Alternative Vote referendum, she
is determined to find other opportunities to improve British democracy.
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