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Fairness Forum Shining a light on unfairness and developing strategies leading to a fairer, more sustainable future

22/08/2026

FAIRNESS STARTS WITH A TEASPOON.
Imagine society as a huge sandbox. We may not have chosen its shape, its rules, how full of sand it is or how the sand is distributed — but we can all influence what it becomes.

Sometimes all we have to contribute is a teaspoon of sand.
🥄 A conversation started.
🥄 An assumption challenged.
🥄 An idea shared.
🥄 A small action taken.

One teaspoon of sand may seem insignificant. Thousands can reshape the sandbox.
That's the idea behind the Fairness Forum's new programme of online events — moving beyond talking about what's unfair to exploring what we can actually do about it.

📅 6 October 2026 | 5–6pm UK
What Does It Take to Build a Fairer Future

📅 4 November 2026 | 5–6pm UK
How Can the Conflict Cracker Unlock New Ways to Prevent Violence Against Women?

📅 13 January 2027 | 5–6pm UK
The Conflict Cracker: A New Approach to Unlock Better Outcomes

And there's more to come — AI and fairness, wealth inequality, fairness at work, social media and fairness, practical workshops and action for a fairer future.

Different issues. One important question:
Is that fair — and what can we do about it?

💻 All events online
📣 Registration details coming soon.
Bring your perspective. Add your teaspoon.

www.fairnessforum.com



..And in the interests of transparency: our teaspoon image was created using AI.

19/08/2026
17/08/2026

‼️ Don’t just talk about change. Be part of it. ‼️

📌 We all know there are things in society that aren’t fair.
📌 We talk about them. We debate them. We complain about them.
📌 But what are we actually doing to change them?

On 6 October 2026, we’re launching a new series of conversations about fairness, inequality and what it takes to create meaningful change. Eight founding members will come together to share their perspectives, challenge thinking and explore how we can move from talking about problems to becoming part of the solution.

▶️ Because change doesn’t happen by standing on the sidelines.
▶️ It happens when we are willing to listen to different perspectives, ask better questions, challenge assumptions — and take action.
▶️ You don’t need to have all the answers. You just need to be willing to be part of the conversation.

Save the date. Come along. Listen. Challenge. Contribute.

And perhaps most importantly, ask yourself:
Am I part of the problem — or part of the solution?

📅 6 October 2026
⏰ 17:00 -18:00 UK time
💻 Online
Join the conversation. Find out more. Be part of the change.

www.fairnessforum.com
Investigate - Analyse - Propose



07/08/2026

‼️ If almost everyone wants a fairer society, why are we finding it so hard to create one❓

Most of us can recognise unfairness when we see it. But recognising it is only the first step.

The Fairness Forum is launching a new series of online conversations designed to bring together people who believe we can move beyond asking hashtag ? and start creating practical solutions.

Our first event brings together the founding members of the Fairness Forum to share why fairness matters, why change is so difficult, and how practical tools such as the Conflict Cracker can help people unlock new ways of thinking about some of society's most challenging issues.

Whether your interest is inequality, the workplace, AI, wealth inequality, communities or creating positive change, we'd love you to be part of the conversation.

📅 Tuesday 6 October 2026
🕠 17:00- 18:00 (UK)
💻 Online

This is the first of a year-long programme of events exploring how small actions, shared ideas and collective intelligence can help work out what it really takes to build a fairer future.

Save the date. More details and registration will be announced shortly.




www.fairnessforum.com

24/07/2026

⁉️ The Wealth Gap: Why Is It So Hard to Change? ⁉️

⚠️ The richest 10% of UK households own around 57% of the nation's wealth, while the bottom half own just 9%.
?

Why is it so difficult to change this?

In Part 2 of our latest video, Fairness Forum Founding Member Rich Furniss explores the first two steps of the Conflict Cracker™ process:
✅ Define the real problem.
✅ Understand what's preventing change.

Political divisions, competing interests and deeply held beliefs all make lasting change difficult—but understanding these barriers is the first step towards overcoming them.

🎥 Watch the full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGH1yMD5s74
or on our website
https://www.fairnessforum.com/solution-space

💬 What do you think is the biggest obstacle to reducing the UK's wealth gap?


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