Talks/presentations/debates

Bristol Poverty Institute Conference: Poverty and Development Goals, April 2020: BPI Conference Day 3 | Bristol Poverty Institute | University of Bristol

Bristol University Press, Rethinking welfare in the context of COVID-19 webinar, 25 March, 2021, https://youtu.be/Wm3mEDXB8M4

The Inequality Crisis – Stewart Lansley – Bing video

Debate: “Should we worry about future inequality?” with Chris Snowdon & Stewart Lansley – Bing video

Has been invited to speak at:

Eton College
Edinburgh Book Festival
Marshall Society Conference, University of Cambridge
Cheltenham Science Festival
Emerge Conference, Said Business School, Oxford
The Battle for Ideas Festival, Barbican
University of Warwick: Festival of the Imagination
Bristol Festival of Ideas
LSE-UCL Economics Conference
Conway Hall Ethical Society
Sorbonne Conference on Inequalities,Paris
Oxfam Conference, Glasgow
Summit for Combating Inequality, Copenhagen
OECD Conference, Paris
Royal Society of Arts, London
Keynote speech, FEPS / TASC Conference, Dublin, 2013
Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action (NICVA) Conference, Belfast, 2012

Selected TV and radio output

Breadline Britain series, ITV ( 1983 and 1991).
Educating Britain, ITV (1985). Four-part series evaluating Britain’s education system.
Death of Apartheid, BBC2, (1995). Three-part series on the story of Nelson Mandela’s road to the Presidency.
Safe With Us, BBC2 (1997). Three-part investigation into the state of the NHS.
Raising the Roof, BBC2 (2000-2001). Ten 30 minute programmes on malpractice in the housing and construction industry.
Food Junkies, BBC2 (2002). Three-part investigation into the power and impact of large food and consumer corporations.
1999-2008, Editor, The 5 Live Report, 5Live’s weekly investigative radio current affairs series.

Holds awards from the BFI, the New York Film Festival, the BMA, Sony Radio Academy, Race in the Media, and Amnesty International. Nominated for a documentary EMMY for the BBC2 three-part series, Death of Apartheid, 1995.