The Tricycle Theatre and Bernie Grant Arts Centre present a verbatim theatre production and panel discussions on the riots.

Join Action for Happiness for the first ever UK cinema screening of I AM.

Studio Schools Trust Director David Nicoll and Simon Tucker, chief executive of the Young Foundation will be hosting a live webinar event.

Social Innovation in 2015: What will it look like and how can we achieve it?

Intensive 2-day programme co-hosted by the Lien Centre for Social Innovation

Seminar with Chris Watler and Evan Jones

Delivered by the Rt. Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP, the lecture will explore the changing role of the extended family in modern society.

An inspiring exhibition showcasing the work of young Muslim women from East London.

Young Foundation Seminar on educational disadvantage.

The UK's first festival of social justice, supported by the Young Foundation

Do you run a successful programme that diverts young people away from offending?

Lunchtime Seminar with Matthew Goodwin

Your chance to win £2,000

Call for ideas now open

2011 SIX Spring School

A lecture by Professor James Heckman

Join us for a family day on the river

Measuring the value and strengthening the evidence base

The Action for Happiness launch event

Debate hosted by Uprising Leadership programme

A thought-provoking evening with the UpRising Leadership Programme in Birmingham

Lunchtime Seminar with The Challenge Network and The Venture Trust

Lunchtime seminar with Pat Kane, author of the Play Ethic. Audio recording and presentation available.

A skills-based training for children's sector professionals

Sharing our social venturing experience at the UK's largest social investment conference

Providing vital community skills on the high street - with Francis Maude MP

Two practical new guides to speeding up public service innovation and diffusion

Young Foundation and Google event

Lunchtime seminar with Daniel Snell, founder of Arrival Education. Available as podcast.

Joint event in partnership with the NCVO

Lord Victor Adebowale, chief executive of Turning Point, will be giving a lunchtime seminar on the work of his organisation.

Heather Sim, the founder and chief executive of Space Unlimited, will be giving a lunchtime seminar entitled, "Uncommon sense: the role of risk-taking in innovation". The seminar will focus on the topic of risk-taking and innovation.

Small Estates toolkit launch

"A fantastic one-off: the Michael Young I knew."

A new consortium of local authorities and national bodies to be launched at the Attlee Room, House of Lords

Patrick Andrews, head of governance at Riversimple, will be giving a lunchtime seminar entitled "The future of transport - a Riversimple view".

Yvonne Roberts, Senior Associate at the Young Foundation, to speak.

Author Sue Gerhardt will be giving a lunchtime seminar entitled, "What kind of childhood do we need in the 21st century?"

Writer and journalist Anna Minton will be giving a lunchtime seminar sharing learning from her latest book,‘Ground Control: Fear and Happiness in the 21st Century City', published by Penguin.

Deputy General Secretary of The Trades Union Congress (TUC) Frances O'Grady will visit The Young Foundation offices.

The TelePresence series aims to contribute to the wider SIX aims of highlighting how social innovation strategies can become catalysts for change at a global level.

Fixing the Future - Manifesto ideas for 2015

Professor Trisha Greenhalgh, a non-principal GP in north London and Professor of Primary Health Care at University College London, will be coming to speak with us about a project called Sharing Stories. Sharing Stories helps people from minority ethnic groups suffering with diabetes manage their conditions with the help of bilingual health advocates.

Lee Blake, founder of 50fifty, gave a fascinating lunchtime seminar entitled "Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) 2 Entrepreneur."

Year 2 of UpRising was launched on 21 July 2009 in Canary Wharf.

Andy Hobsbawn, co-founder of Green Thing, will be giving a lunchtime seminar entitled "Do the Green Thing -- Creativity vs Climate Change".

Professor John Keane gave a lunchtime seminar entitled 'Monitory Democracy: The Secret History of Democracy Since 1945'.

Social Innovation Camp goes to Scotland,  Read about the six finalists.

Sophie Howarth, the director of the‘School of Life' and former Tate curator, visited the Young Foundation on 2 June to talk about her latest endeavour.

Dr Elaine Bernard, Executive Director, Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School, visited the Young Foundation to give an evening seminar on her work - covering organising, unions and social movements.

Judith Garfield, director of Eastside Community Heritage, gave a presentation on their work in East London.

Sarah Wise, author of The Italian Boy: Murder and Grave-Robbery in the 1830s London, gave a seminar entitled 'The whole place deserved destruction: the Old Nichol slum in the 1880s'.

Can we develop shared strategies and practices for these tough economic times?

A cross sector event hosted by the CCLA, London Funders, London Regional ChangeUp Consortium, LVSC and the Young Foundation.

Nina Grunfeld, the creator of Life Clubs joined us on 27 January to talk about her work.

Give and Take at the Heart of Every Community-Time Banks UK

What happens when you get a bunch of software developers and social innovators together, give them a set of social problems and only 48 hours to solve them?

This new book was launched at the RSA on Wednesday 26th November and will go on sale on 11 December.

Health Launchpad participated in the NESTA run Innovation Live 08 conference on 12 November. The conference was aimed at those with an interest in transforming healthcare through the development of new services and different ways of working.

A lecture by Rosabeth Moss Kanter, one of the world's leading thinkers on leadership followed by the UpRising launch.

This ground-breaking conference showcased the work of the Local Wellbeing Project, featuring keynote addresses, case studies and debates.

The Third Michael Young Memorial Lecture, took place on Wednesday 16 July, hosted by the Young Foundation, the Mile End Group, and Canary Wharf Group. Lord Michael Heseltine gave the keynote lecture reflecting on his extensive experience in urban regeneration and his role in the development of Canary Wharf.

The Young Foundation co-hosted a lecture by Lord Charles Guthrie with the Mile End Group at Queen Mary, University of London.

What happens when you get a bunch of software developers and social innovators together, give them a set of social problems and only 48 hours to solve them?

The London launch of 'Just another Emperor?' in association with Demos NY and Carnegie UK Trust took place at the RSA on Monday 10 March

More than 600 representatives from the business sector, academia and non-governmental organisations participated in a summit on social enterprise in Hong Kong on 20 December 2007.

The Local Innovation team were commissioned by CLG (Communities and Local Government) to organise a half day seminar in October 2007 to investigate the practical aspects of the Young Foundation’s recent research into housing associations’ role in neighbourhood working.

The Transforming Neighbourhoods team at the Young Foundation worked with Haringey Council to organise 'The World in our Neighbourhoods', a conference about globalisation, diversity and neighbourhoods, on December 11th 2006 at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

What is the relationship between morality and power? Are governments inevitably amoral? Is the idea of moral progress meaningful? Prompted by the publication of Geoff Mulgan’s book Good and Bad Power: the ideals and betrayals of government (Penguin, 2006) this evening of discussion brought together well known thinkers from both political and religious backgrounds to talk about what, if anything, can be done to raise ethical standards in politics both in the UK and across the world.