More water please!

29/11/2021 | Reform

Reform readers helped Naison Hove provide a well for his village in Zimbabwe. Now he is asking the same for a school where the lack of water is hindering education

Schools across the world face all kinds of challenges, but … Read More

Where there’s a will…

29/11/2021 | Reform

There’s a way to keep making a difference after you’ve gone, says Kerry McMenamin

What comes to mind when you think about writing your will? Is it something to put off? Is it a necessity rather than something you actively … Read More

Piling on the pressure: Outside COP26

29/11/2021 | Reform

Adam McGibbon gives a campaigner’s perspective on the UN climate summit

It can be immensely confusing working out what’s going on at a COP gathering. It’s confusing to untangle all the messages coming out through the media, but also confusing … Read More

Now what?

29/11/2021 | Reform

COP26’s success or failure will depend on what happens next, says Andy Atkins, in the last of his series of articles

Where do we go from here? Will progressive governments and civil society be able to use the opportunities of … Read More

Remembering Norman Hart

29/11/2021 | Reform

Andy Jackson and Carol Rogers pays tribute to Reform’s Editor from 1977 to 1995

Norman Hart, the Editor of Reform for 18 years from 1977 to 1995, died on 19 September on his 91st birthday. Beginning his career in 1953 … Read More

Commitment-Phobe: Receiving generosity

29/11/2021 | Reform

Can I receive generosity?

I wonder how Mary and Joseph felt as people turned up to honour their child with praise and with luxurious and expensive gifts. Were they overwhelmed by how vital their child was to others? Did they … Read More