Mapping change: what you miss if you miss a Census
Plenary lecture by Danny Dorling and Bethan Thomas at the Census Applications Conference
London and the Servant Wage
Expert panel discusses the relationship between London and the rest of the UK
What do we mean by fairness in cities?
Danny Dorling and Richard Brooks reflect on what fairness really means – from social justice to pure luck
‘Injustice’ on Russia Today
Danny speaking on Russia Today
Why social inequality still persists
A short introduction to injustice
The Housing Problem
Danny speaking at the Way with words Festival
Economic Inequality and Geographical Optimism
Talk at the Way with words Festival
Government policies are turning education into a production line
Classrooms are crumbling and inequality is getting worse, but the government’s priorities are more testing and free schools
Theories of Potential and the Creation of Inequality
Annual Education Lecture, King’s College London
Injustice – why social inequality still persists
In the five years since the first edition of Injustice there have been devastating increases in poverty, hunger and destitution in the UK.
Theories of potential and the creation of inequality (in education)
Recording from the Bristol Festival of Ideas
Worldmapper and climate
Danny speaking at Wood Farm Primary School, Oxford
Injustice and Empathy
Why Social Inequality still persists, Oxford Empathy Festival
Utopias and six generations
Looking back six generations is a ‘utopian trick’. And looking back at the last six generations suggests that capitalism might have been a transition.
Inequality and Austerity
Talk with Mary O’Hara and Danny Dorling at the Hay Festival