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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation Next Frontiers (both the conference and the podcast) is an invitation for people across the wealth ecosystem to come together, and think through what it could mean for wealth to play an active role in supporting and speeding up the transition out of our polycrisis to a more equitable and just future where people and planet can actually thrive. In the run up to the 2024 conference, Vicki & I were in dialogue with edgewalkers across the eco-system. In the podcast series "Stewarding Wealth for People & Planet" these edgewalkers were able to share different perspectives on what it means to be stewards of great wealth and power, in the context of the polycrisis, stewarding wealth towards people and planet and away from private profit.
In conversation with Emily Harris
In episode one, we are in discussion with the incredible Emily Harris from Dark Matter Labs. Emily is someone who's deeply interested in exploring the subjectivity of economic value creation, and how the hierarchical interplay of use versus exchange value manifests at the systemic level through her work. She's shown commitment to challenging the magic order of our financial and economic systems. And she's here today to share with us the story of her journey and the nature of her work.
In conversation with Jane Engle
In episode two, we are in an open discussion with Jane Engle from Dark Matter Labs. Jayne is an incredible woman who's going to be sharing with us a little bit about her journey and the work that she is doing for a future world where the way money can and should be moving for the interests of people and planet.
In Conversation with Iris Brilliant
In episode three, we are talking with Iris Brilliant. Iris is a money coach and she guides wealthy people who are confused about what to do with their money to create a deeply liberating vision and plan for their wealth, lead values-aligned lives and help fund social justice, and has been running her coaching practice for six years.
In conversation with Jojo Mehta
In episode four, we are in conversation with Jojo Mehta. Jojo Mehta co-founded Stop Ecocide in 2017, alongside barrister and legal pioneer the late Polly Higgins to support the establishment of ecocide as a crime at the International Criminal Court. Jojo has an unshakeable faith in the human imagination and capacity for positive change.
In conversation with Géraud de Ville & Kate Harmatz
In episode five, we are talking with Géraud de Ville de Goyet the CEO of Barking & Dagenham Giving where he leads a team dedicated to equipping residents of Barking and Dagenham with the resources needed for collective decision-making and sustainable community development; and Kate Harmatz the Head of Fundraising and Partnerships at Barking & Dagenham Giving where she ushers wealth and capital into the heart of the communities that need it most.
In conversation with Rebecca Gowland & Ingrid Robeyns
In episode six, we speak to Rebecca Gowland from Patriotic Millionaires and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Robeyns. Ingrid Robeyns works on issues in contemporary political philosophy and applied ethics, and holds the Chair in Ethics of Institutions at the Ethics Institute of Utrecht University. Rebecca Gowland is the ED of Patriotic Millionaires International and runs Patriotic Millionaires UK. She previously worked in development for 15 years and led global campaigns on poverty and inequality.
In conversation with Julian Corner & Dimple Abichandani
In episode seven, we are talking to Dimple Abichandani who has advanced justice as a funder, lawyer and educator for over two decades and Julian Corner who has been Chief Executive of Lankelly Chase Foundation since 2011. Lankelly Chase is an independent funder whose aim is to fundamentally shift the way society supports people who face severe and multiple disadvantages.
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