by Hari Sewell | Aug 11, 2026 | News
Around the 1980s a shift occurred in food science. Fats were no longer seen as the primary evil in obesity. Sugar was identified as the culprit. Much has been written in academic articles about the reasons why there was much resistance to the idea that sugar was the...
by Hari Sewell | Nov 4, 2025 | News
How might leaders help their organisations to withstand the pressures of conflict and division? “With everything going on right now” is a phrase I hear repeatedly as a euphemism for tensions, discord, violence and injustice nationally and internationally. Most...
by Hari Sewell | Feb 11, 2025 | News
Suman Fernando, Beloved friend, colleague and Icon 31st March1932 to 31 January 2025 In 1992, I met Suman for the first time. My colleague Errol Francis had organised a training session in South Buckinghamshire. I had read Dr Suman Fernando’s writings before. It was...
by Hari Sewell | Aug 8, 2024 | News
Surviving the fallout of street violence post-Southport 2024 The violence that erupted on the streets of parts of the UK after the tragic, shocking and horrendous murders and woundings by a child suspect, in Southport on 29th July 2024 has led to many journalists,...
by Hari Sewell | Jun 25, 2022 | News
The Windrush celebrations leave me feeling ambivalent. There was a generation of people from the Caribbean who came to Britain and in many fields became trailblazers. As the Kittitian author Caryl Phillips described it “sinking their hopeful roots into difficult...
by Hari Sewell | Feb 15, 2022 | News
In June 2020 I wrote a blog in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. It is still available on this website. The dust has settled. In some contexts, it’s business as usual. In other contexts and organisations, conversations about racism continue. I am honoured to be...
