The outstanding line up of ecological, political and spiritual thinkers, artists etc gathering to expound the holistic vision for humanity which Resurgence has helped sustain for half a century. 

Promises to be an extraordinary occasion. It’s rare to have so many distinguished figures from the worlds of environment, social justice, spirituality and the arts together - leading thinkers discussing some of the most pressing topics of our age,

Festival of Wellbeing

Care for the climate; Care for the Earth; Care for the people

Saturday 30 October 2021, 10am - 6pm BST

Widely acclaimed and always hope-inspiring, this year’s Festival of Wellbeing brings together extraordinary change-makers and visionaries who will explore what is needed to create wellbeing for people and planet. Join this day of thought-provoking and progressive talks from some of the world’s greater thinkers and activists. 

Full speaker bios available here. 

Full timings and programme will be announced soon.

If you can't make the whole day or want to listen to a talk again, ticket holders will be able to catch up on talks online after the event.

Speakers include:

Russell Brand, broadcaster and author

Lily Cole, activist and broadcaster

Beth Collier, nature allied psychotherapist and founder of Wild in the City

Charles Eisenstein, author and activist

Satish Kumar, editor emeritus of Resurgence & Ecologist

Annie Lennox, singer and activist

Caroline Lucas MP, former leader and co-leader of The Green Party

Michael Morpurgo, best-selling author

Ann Pettifor, economist and author of The Case for the Green New Deal

Paul Polman, co-founder and chair of IMAGINE

Kim Samuel, activist, professor and researcher

Vandana Shiva, founder of Navdanya, activist and author

Elif Shafak, best-selling author

Beccy Speight, chief executive of RSPB

Judy Ling Wong, honorary president of Black Environment Network

Farhana Yamin, an internationally recognised environmental lawyer

Sponsors include Weleda, Cowdray Estate, Network of Wellbeing and Earthsong

Tickets are £20 per person or £10 concessions.