The Marshall Institute will bring together the principal actors in private action for public benefit to share information, data, projects, and practice. We provide a platform for exchange between the key actors in the field, be they investors, foundations, philanthropists, social entrepreneurs, or government agencies.
Recent events
6th July 2020:
Impact: reshaping capitalism to drive real change
Sir Ronald Cohen and Prof Nava Ashraf
18th May 2020:
Move fast and fix things: what the pandemic should teach us about entrepreneruship for the public good
Prof Stephan Chambers and Dr Jonathan Roberts
10th March 2020:
Under the Influence: putting peer pressure to work
Professor Robert H Frank & Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
2nd March 2020:
Power, Philanthropy and Inequality
Dr Luna Glucksburg, Sonia Medina & Stephan Chambers
Part of the LSE Festival 2020: Shape the World
Past events
Social Integration and Inequality in London
Afua Hirsch, Sadiq Khan & Stephan Chambers
ESELA Annual Conference
The conference convened lawyers, investors, entrepreneurs and academics for an in-depth look at the role of law and lawyers in the impact revolution.
Faith & Philanthropy: Is religion a force for good?
Revd Canon Dr James Walters, Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand & Iqbal Nasim
How relationships change the world, and where to go with what we know
David Robinson, Hilary Cottam, Jon Cruddas and Stephan Chambers
A Better World is Possible – the Gatsby Charitable Foundation and Social Progress
Lord Sainsbury and Stephan Chambers
Beveridge and Voluntary Action for the 21st Century
Dr Jonathan Roberts, Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett and Kawsar Zaman
The Five Giants and the Ministers who Made a Difference
Sir Julian Le Grand and Nicholas Timmins
Just Giving: Why Philanthropy is failing democracy and how it can do better
Stephan Chambers and Rob Reich
The V-Day Movement
Stephan Chambers & Eve Ensler
A Social Entrepreneur’s Story: The future of resilient identity
Stephan Chambers & Tey Al Rjula
Film Screening of 'Bending the Arc'
Stephan Chambers & Cori Stern
The Nature of Business - what can natural systems teach us about creating a healthy economy?
Stephan Chambers & Tom Rippin
In Conversation with Michael Sandel: Capitalism, Democracy, and the Public Good
Professor Michael Sandel and Tim Besley
The Kitchen Cabinet
The Kitchen Cabinets are informal roundtable discussions. We invite a group of stakeholders and experts to debate pressing topic in confidence and to propose follow-up actions.
The discussions are by invitation only and are chaired by Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett (Chair and co-founder of Marshall Institute). For more information on hosting or attending a Kitchen Cabinet please contact Amelia Bradley.
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The future regulation of charities in the UK
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The Charity Commision
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What can others learn from the success of Educate Girls?
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Educate Girls
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Charities – Size and Scale, Does it Matter?
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Lloyds Foundation
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What are the Hidden Tribes within UK society as we approach the 2020s?
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More in Common
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The Role of Philanthropy in Climate Change
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The Climate Leadership Initiative
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What are foundations for? Are they trusted, how can they be accountable, and how can they defend themselves?
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Wellcome Trust
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Trust in charities
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The Charity Commision
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Early Year’s Education
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ARK
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Voluntary Action – A Way Forward?
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National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NVCO)
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Radical Help
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Hilary Cottam, Author and Social Entrepreneur
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Health Volunteers – Do Gooders or Mission Critical?
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Pro Bono Economics, Bank of England
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The Right to Human Rights Education
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Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights
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Data for the Public Good
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360 Giving
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