#Data is everywhere We're flooded with statistics at every turn: but can we rely on them to offer an accurate picture of the world? Expert statistician David Spiegelhalter joins us on 7th May to share his witty and engaging take on the need for data literacy: buff.ly/2V3rEkc

Women change the world. So why are they still not getting the recognition they deserve? Helen Pankhurst and Zing Tsjeng discuss the pioneering work of women throughout history at our next Full Circle Salon: buff.ly/2L8pmN3

Come over tonight to talk about 'the art of statistics' with David Spiegelhalter. We look forward to seeing you all.

Our detailed infographic breaks down all the key highlights from the #Budget2019 announcements - deloi.tt/2Qxo0ue #WellbeingBudget #BudgetUnwrapped

Et si on concevait un budget guidé par un souci du bien-être des gens | New Zealand’s Next Liberal Milestone: A Budget Guided by ‘Well-Being’ New Zealand’s Next Liberal Milestone: A Budget Guided by ‘Well-Being’ nyti.ms/2HwMAsr via Sentiers No.62 Patrick Tanguay 📡

This is huge for #wellbeing. If you can do this at a national government scale, you can certainly implement a wellbeing-led system in most organisations! #mondaymotivation #wellbeingbudget #corporatewellness

While we’ll discuss the Economics of Happiness tomorrow at Full Circle with Economist Andrew Oswald… A budget is guided by well-being in NZ: improving mental health, reducing child poverty, thriving in a digital age.... nyti.ms/2HwMAsr

Andrew Oswald will be discussing the economics of happiness, a new scientific enquiry into human well-being and life satisfaction at our Full Circle Salon on Tuesday 4th June at 6.30pm. #wellbeingbudget #NewZealand

Sébastien Morvan will be discussing the circular and participative economy at Full Circle this Tuesday evening (25 June), in an event entitled "A Wasteless Revolution". He will reflect on how far the project has come - and on the challenges that lie ahead. thebulletin.be/life-and-times…

You'll be able to taste it tonight during our event!

Tues 19 Nov at Espace Lumen. Compelling speakers set out contrasting visions of the future of work. This definitely concerns you. Be there. Tickets: fullcircle15.wildapricot.org/event-3571326 #Futureofwork #AI #Robots #Technology #workersafety

We had a rich talk from Economist Linda Yueh last night on how the great economists have been hugely influential in shaping the public debate. Linda opened debate with the question: if you were to build a new consensus for our time, what would you want it to be?

We'd like to warmly thank Alejandro for his contribution to our debate last Tuesday. His drawings gives an overview of the animated conversation between the speakers and it admirably highlights a few thoughts and questions raised by our audience.

We’re excited to announce that we will be hosting sociologist Linsey McGoey on Thursday 28th November. Save your seat: fullcircle15.wildapricot.org/event-3543542 #ignorance

Full Circle House, probably the best-kept secret in our international Brussels until now, will change the way you shop and get you straight into the Christmas spirit. Next Sat 7 Dec from 2.00pm to 6.30pm #ChristmasMarket #Brussels

Would you like to become part of Brussels’ most vibrant and thought-provoking community in 2020? Then Full Circle House is the place for you. Find out more: fullcircle.house

Based on research in her book The Gendered Brain 🧠, neuroscientist Gina Rippon gives her opinion on why we should rethink the idea of the human brain being 'gendered' and look again at what is really informing our ideas of gender identity: fullcircle15.wildapricot.org/event-3654574

We're thrilled to be seeing Yuval Noah Harari in the flesh tonight thanks to our partnership with Newsweek België , particularly on such an important date (#InternationalHolocaustRemembranceDay). Are you also going? Do you have a question for him?

A really interesting article that explains Gina Rippon’s point of view on whether our brains have a gender or not. Join the conversation on Tuesday 4 February. managementtoday.co.uk/theres-no-thin…

“It’s often less a matter of realising how little control you have than how much. You can’t stop the worldwide spread of a disease, but you can do plenty to stop it spreading through you........” theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2… theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…