At Goals House London Climate Action Week, a powerful gathering of changemakers advanced climate action alongside other Global Goals.

Last week saw His Majesty King Charles III unveil the Astra Carta Seal, designed by Sir Jony Ive, at a Space Sustainability event at Buckingham Palace.

When Sam Smith, director here at Freuds, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s just over 2 years ago, it brought great uncertainty. He is a passionate musician and one of his biggest concerns was he didn’t think he’d ever play guitar again. All of which makes today’s release of his first solo album, In the Springtime, all the more poignant.

For the second year running, Goals House is at London Climate Action Week (LCAW), a week that showcases London as the leading example of how society can together shape and drive climate action.

RE:TV has produced a short film, The Speeches: 50 Years of Speaking Up For The Planet, joining Idris Elba, Glenn Close, Olivia Colman, and Woody Harrelson alongside environmentalists and activists to speak lines from the 50 Years of Speeches given by the King, in support for the environment.

Mars Wrigley has a vision for a world where no packaging becomes waste.

Goals House landed in New York earlier this week for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and New York Climate Week.

Goals House showed up at London Climate Action Week to bring together local voices, climate leaders, and changemakers dedicated to mobilising the City of London to accelerate global action.

Goals House hosted the very first Terra Carta House, by partnering with The Sustainable Markets Initiative, during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Kigali, Rwanda.