2nd November 2011Sir Gus O’Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, discussed how Whitehall could use the wellbeing statistics in the policy making and evaluation process...
Wellbeing and public policy
5th July 2011Professor Seligman, founder of positive psychology and past President of the American Psychological Association, has written extensively on the subject of wellbeing...
Measuring wellbeing and the implications for policy
16th February 2011The meeting explored the Office of National Statistic’s plans to measure ‘national wellbeing’ and how those statistics could be used in the policy making process. Speakers:– Jil...
How does wellbeing economics help us deal with climate change?
28th October 2010The meeting explored how efforts to promote wellbeing could be linked to the environmental agenda. Speakers:– Charles Seaford, Head of the Centre for Well-being, New Economics...
Well-being at work: does Government have a role?
21st July 2010The meeting explored how wellbeing could be promoted in the workplace and whether Government had a role. Speakers– Professor Cary Cooper, Professor of Organisational Psychology...
Improving children’s wellbeing
2nd March 2010The meeting explored the UK’s record on childhood wellbeing and it could be improved. Speakers:– Professor Stephen Scott, Institute of Psychiatry– Senay Camgoz, UNICEF UK– Susan...
Political perspectives on wellbeing
25th November 2009Speakers from each political party put forward their perspective on wellbeing and the role of Government. Speakers:– Rt. Hon. Oliver Letwin MP– Chris Huhne MP– Professor Lord...