The Ripples of Hope Festival – Day One

The day begins with conversations exploring the theme of Dignity & Justice, which sits at the very centre of human rights. We explore criminal justice, the rights of the homeless, modern day slavery, the care system, policies that promote discrimination and masculinity and violence.

Together, we then dive into the theme of Activism & Participation. Being able to access our community life and take part in the decisions that affect us is fundamental to who we can be as individuals and how we shape our society. Conversations will cover topics from the digital divide and the proliferation of fake news to protecting freedom of speech and the power of young people to change the world.

You’ll hear from speakers including human rights barrister Baroness Helena Kennedy QC; journalist Amelia Gentleman; CEO of In Place of War Ruth Daniel; former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal OBE; artist and educator David Tovey; Director of English PEN Daniel Gorman; with more speakers to be confirmed soon!

Click here to see the full lineup for Friday 17 September

Please note that the evening events will be ticketed separately to the day passes.

 

Duration:
8 hours and 30 minutes

Tickets for individual days
Day Pass – £20
For those less able to pay at this time – £6
Concessions – £10

Day Pass includes access to all events at HOME until 6.30pm that are part of The Ripples of Hope Festival.

Weekend Pass
To book for the weekend put three day passes in the basket for the discount to apply automatically.

Weekend Pass – £48
For those less able to pay at this time – £15
Concessions – £24

Evening events

Please note that evening events will be ticketed separately to day passes.