Natalie Bennett

Aug 23, 2024 | resurgence.org | Susan Clark |Yasmin Dahnoun |Roman Goergen |Natalie Bennett

In this issue of Resurgence & Ecologist, we explore the myriad ways we are learning from Nature, and how much we still have to discover. Stephanie Boxall asks whether the built environment can ever be seen as part of Nature, in her brilliant Connected Life article ‘Building a relationship with Nature’. Opening our theme, leadership coach Nicki Davey shares how Nature and its teachings have become firmly and permanently embedded in her offerings to clients.

Aug 7, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Natalie Bennett

In January, I initiated a short debate in the House of Lords on the industrial disease silicosis, after Australia had banned new installations of engineered stone worktops, following an outbreak of the disease among its stone masons, that saw one in four affected. These were young men (mostly), going about their work, doing their jobs, who had suffered severe, potentially mortal, injury as a result.

Feb 5, 2024 | walkersands.com | Emma Riley |Natalie Bennett

In recent years, we’ve seen a notable transformation in the education technology landscape, encompassing both K-12 and higher education. EDUCAUSE 2023, the premier conference for edtech professionals, provided an opportunity for industry leaders to delve into the technology and trends shaping modern education.

Dec 12, 2023 | walkersands.com | Natalie Bennett

When you’re writing B2B content, you have to translate technical details into content that’s engaging, credible and relevant to your audience’s real-world pain points. But that’s easier said than done, especially when it comes to the cybersecurity industry. Crafting cybersecurity content involves striking a delicate balance between technical expertise and accessible communication.

May 31, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Natalie Bennett

When was the last time you spoke to a child about nuclear weapons? Between Francis Fukuyama’s ‘end history’ thesis and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with occasional flurries around the activities of North Korea and Iran, the issue was seldom in the news in recent years, and if it was taught in schools, it was likely to be as history.