18:00 - 19:00, 22 October 2026
Blavatnik School of Government - in person only
Open to the public
This event is free - please register below to attend

Britain is profoundly unfair. Unsustainable levels of inequality have contributed to a broken economy, declining social cohesion and increasingly volatile politics. But a fairer society is within reach.

In The Fair Necessities, Will Snell, Chief Executive of the Fairness Foundation, argues that unfair inequality undermines everything from trust in government to economic growth. Drawing on cutting-edge research and interviews with leading public figures, the book makes the moral, political and policy case for tackling inequality and sets out a roadmap for building a broad, cross-party consensus around a fairer Britain.

To mark the book's launch, join Will Snell in conversation with leading Oxford academics Professor Jo Wolff, Professor Danny Dorling and Professor Kate Green as they explore what a fairer society looks like, why it matters, and how we can make it a reality.

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