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Happy New Year!
Surveys show that the first weeks of January are a âdown timeâ for many people. Another theory is that people greet New Yearâs Day full of hope and resolutions, all of which often fall by the wayside before January is out. And for you? | New post on our blog.
Letting in the Light of Christmas
New post on our blog! We are now firmly on the countdown to Christmas. Whether we are expecting a houseful for the holidays, or just have to organize ourselves, this is a busy and expectant time.
Launch of our latest book in Madrid | November 2018
The family as the vital hub of society was the focus of an event organised by the Home Renaissance Foundation and The Family Watch at the European Parliament in Madrid on Thursday, November 8.
Launch in Madrid
Home Renaissance Foundation launched its latest book âThe Home: Multidisciplinary Reflectionsâ last Thursday, November 8 at the European Parliament Offices in Madrid.
The home is also a business
Last October 10 at the IESE Business School in Barcelona, Home Renaissance Foundation launched its latest book 'The Home: Multidisciplinary Reflections'. The following is a brief summary of Antonio Argandoña opening presentation.
Launch of our latest book in Barcelona | October 2018
On Wednesday, October 10 at 7 pm at the IESE Business School in Barcelona, Home Renaissance Foundation will launch its latest book 'The Home: Multidisciplinary Reflections'
Calls for a âdigital detoxâ in the home
Thereâs no denying that the internet is immensely useful â connecting young people with their friends and with just a few clicks, a world of information comes to our screens. But as most of us have discovered, it comes at a price â itâs hugely addictive!
The Home in the Digital Age
The third Experts Meeting organised by HRF will be held on February 25 & 26, 2019 at the Royal Society of Medicine in London.
Launch in Barcelona
On Wednesday, October 10 at 7 pm at the IESE Business School in Barcelona, Home Renaissance Foundation will launch its latest book 'The Home: Multidisciplinary Reflections'.
'Generation sensible' find contentment at home
As thousands of 'sixth-formers' head back to school or move on to university after a glorious summer break, it's encouraging to hear that the majority prefer home life to hanging out with their friends.