Katalyst was invited to participate in a recent consultation for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights entitled ‘Towards rights-compatible use of digital technologies in stakeholder engagement: Keeping humans in the loop.’  

Katalyst’s Anne Lally joined Ray Offenheiser and Bennett Freemand for a panel at the University of Notre Dame on the need for transformative change in value chains.

Katalyst shared recent research in a webinar with the Horizon Europe-supported TRUSTex project, which works on Extended Producer Responsbility for the garment industry.

Katalyst’s Martin Curley joined a panel with MEPs including Saskia Bricmont, Lara Wolters and Barry Andrews to help launch the Sustainable Textiles Working Group.

Katalyst was invited to present observations about the interface between digital tools and value chain governance as the 2025 Asser Institute Spring Academy in the Hague. 

In addition to participating in the UN Forum sessions this year, Katalyst also distributed research materials at the Forum’s new ‘Marketplace’

Katalyst is pleased to be participating in the ‘Rebalance Democracy and Capitalism‘ series of talks hosted by the University of Pisa. In this talk, we explore how Katalyst’s research into some critical but poorly-documented aspects of the garment industry’s structure

Katalyst was invited to present reflections on the ways technology and due diligence can and should interact at the 2024 Asser Institute Spring Academy. The academy gathers leading academic thinkers and cutting-edge technological entrepreneurs to equip participants with the necessary theoretical

Katalyst joined our colleagues from Cornell’s Global Labor Institute this week for a series of presentations in Amsterdam and Brussels to civil society, policymakers and investors related to the Higher Ground report. Katalyst was a contributing author to this groundbreaking report

Katalyst’s Martin Curley was invited to give a talk at the University of Trento Faculty of Law conference, a meeting of labour lawyers and associated academics. The talk, entitled Supporting SDG Decent Work Targets through Context-Specific Supply Chain Governance, explores how