22 March 2012 from 10am - 5pm at the Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London, EC2A 3EA.

Creating Social Change will bring together individuals and organisations to discuss why a new, integrated approach is needed to achieve meaningful change for social and environmental sustainability.

The key issues questions to be explored include:

• If approaches such as nudges, voluntary deals or giving to charity only appear to be making small progress, is something more profound required?
• How could an approach based on values and citizenship create a collective movement and demand for change?
• What can civil society do collectively to bring well-being, equality and the environment from the sidelines to the forefront of our own and governmental objectives?

Confirmed speakers include: Tom Crompton (Change Strategist at WWF), Sally Inman, (Professor of  Education Development at South Bank University), Ray Georgeson (Resource Association), Andrew Darnton (Independent Researcher), Ian Williams (University of Southampton) and Morgan Phillips (Our Common Place).

See here for more information and here to book a place.