How will you reboot the future?

Together with Jonathon Porritt, Forum's Founder Director, we have partnered with UK-based NGO, Reboot the Future, to launch ‘How Will You Reboot the Future?’, a multi-media campaign set to engage 14-19 year old students to stimulate debate and action as we approach the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow.

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Statutory and regulatory disclosures
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