2016-10-29T10:00:00 - 2016-10-29T11:50:00
There are no tickets for this FREE event – Just come along.
The symposium will bring together a range of concerned parties including Scottish Quakers, other churches and faith communities, and local organisations working on economic justice.
Sally Foster-Fulton, head of Christian Aid in Scotland and former chair of the Church of Scotland Church and Society Council will chair the symposium. There will be three speakers:
- Richard Murphy, well known academic political economist, who has proposed a radical reform of our taxation system in books such as ‘The Joy of Tax’ and has been a significant influence on current Labour Party thinking.
- Lesley Riddoch, journalist, author of ‘Blossom - what Scotland needs to flourish’. Influential in making links between Scottish politicians and Nordic countries, with a view to learning lessons from their economic and political systems.
- Andy Wightman MSP, advocate of land ownership reform in Scotland, author of ‘Scotland - Land and Power: The Agenda for Land Reform’ etc.
For further information, please contact Mairi Campbell-Jack, mairic [at] quaker.org.uk (mairic[at]quaker[dot]org[dot]uk)
Location
Out of the Blue Drill Hall
36 Dalmeny Street
Edinburgh
EH6 8RG
United Kingdom