It would be hard to find a more important time for the publication of "People, Care and Work in the Home", our second book.

Our next book “People, care and work in the Home” is published by Routledge on Tuesday 16th June. The book offers a new, multidisciplinary and international perspective on how today's homes are facing changing social, economic, environmental and health challenges.

Responding to the coronavirus in relation to the Home, we have produced a Communication Report in which different personalities share their experience of what home is - and means - to them during this time of a pandemic.

HRF welcomes descriptive, theoretical, empirical or practical nature papers from experts, early career and doctoral scholars in a wide range of academic subjects and professional fields including Architecture, Economics, Education, History, Politics, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, Technology, Human Ecology, Urban Planning to recognize the importance of home lifestyle in building a happy society.

Our Project and Media Manager, Angela de Miguel, participated in a roundtable at the Spanish Parliament in Madrid to discuss the role of the home in relation to climate change and to explain to those who legislate what practices can be carried out to mitigate this threat.

HRF had the pleasure and privilege of presenting our most recent publication as the guests of Digital Poland.  “Home in the Digital Era” saw experts, including academics, educationalists and professionals in the field of digital technology and Artificial Intelligence, gathering to discuss the challenges and opportunities these new developments offer in the context of the home.

We live in in a world where technological advance and above all the astonishing pace of change is challenging many of the values and modus operandi we have long taken for granted. So we organised an Experts Meeting in 2019 to know what is the real impact of the Artificial Intelligence in the home.

On Thursday, March 14 at 6 pm at Nottingham Trent University, Home Renaissance Foundation will launch its latest book 'The Home: Multidisciplinary Reflections' edited by Professor Emeritus Antonio Argandoña.

Home Renaissance Foundation in partnership with the Social Trends Institute hosts a gathering or world-leading academics on the field of AI and digital technologies to discuss the impact of these developments on the life and work of the home.

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.