Thank you from us all at #LIFI24
And there we go, concluded with resounding success. Bringing together world-class speakers, academics, and creatives, the festival cemented its place as one of the UK’s leading platforms for innovative ideas and collaborative discussion. It brought together a diverse group of extraordinary speakers and brilliant minds to delve into stimulating conversation and thought-provoking topics, and the atmosphere was electric! #LIFI24 sparked curiosity and innovation among all its attendees, and truly left its mark on the city of Leeds. From powerful keynote speeches to lively panel discussions, LIFI24 exceeded expectations, fostering vibrant conversations that will continue to resonate long after the festival’s end.
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LIFITV Episode 6: Joe Tidy and Katy Leeson on whether it’s time to switch off social media
Most of us pick up our phones more than 100 times a day. We usually don’t notice we’re doing it, often don’t know why, and rarely put the phone down feeling any better.
LIFITV Episode 6: Joe Tidy and Katy Leeson on whether it’s time to switch off social media
LIFITV Episode 5: Tasha Ghouri and Ash Palmisciano on being unapologetically you
Being yourself sounds simple. But between social media, school, work and everyone else’s expectations, it can feel harder than ever to know who that actually is, let alone be it out loud.
LIFITV Episode 5: Tasha Ghouri and Ash Palmisciano on being unapologetically you
LIFITV Episode 4: Chris Packham on why we’re not acting fast enough
It’s easy to feel like the climate crisis is too big to do anything about. The headlines get worse, the warnings get louder, and it can feel like nothing we do will make any difference.
LIFITV Episode 4: Chris Packham on why we’re not acting fast enough
LIFITV Episode 3: Roman Kemp and Amy Irons on why we need to talk about suicide
They’d just led one of the most honest hours of the festival. We sat down with them straight after.
LIFITV Episode 3: Roman Kemp and Amy Irons on why we need to talk about suicide