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The greatest threats we face today transcend national boundaries; they therefore need to be addressed jointly by all countries based on an increased realization of our mutual dependence. That is...
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The greatest threats we face today transcend national boundaries; they therefore need to be addressed jointly by all countries based on an increased realization of our mutual dependence. That is why I believe a new global framework for managing them must be found.” Laszlo Szombatfalvy, Founder of Global Challenges Foundation
How can citizens create change in the current global governance order? Is representative democracy working and does it provide effective protection of human rights for people? What are the most powerful ideas for social and political change? Can we change our communities from the bottom up to create a more inclusive, peaceful and prosperous world for all? And if so, how?
With a focus on facilitating diverse perspectives, these are some of the questions we will be exploring with thought leaders, academics, business leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, professionals, NGOs, students, artists, artisans ... and maybe even you.
The kinds of conversations we share are those that help us to emerge differently and encourage new ways of thinking about the world we have created.
If you are interested in civic power and citizen engagement, global political economy, human rights and development, social entrepreneurship and innovation then Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility is a must listen.
The Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility Podcast is hosted by U Solve School of Empathic Leadership & Entrepreneurship. To join the conversation and become more involved visit us at www.insrgence.com or www.u-solve.org. If you have a disruptive idea or would like to nominate someone to be featured on Conversations For Change please email us at contact@u-solve.org
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How can citizens create change in the current global governance order? Is representative democracy working and does it provide effective protection of human rights for people? What are the most powerful ideas for social and political change? Can we change our communities from the bottom up to create a more inclusive, peaceful and prosperous world for all? And if so, how?
With a focus on facilitating diverse perspectives, these are some of the questions we will be exploring with thought leaders, academics, business leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, professionals, NGOs, students, artists, artisans ... and maybe even you.
The kinds of conversations we share are those that help us to emerge differently and encourage new ways of thinking about the world we have created.
If you are interested in civic power and citizen engagement, global political economy, human rights and development, social entrepreneurship and innovation then Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility is a must listen.
The Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility Podcast is hosted by U Solve School of Empathic Leadership & Entrepreneurship. To join the conversation and become more involved visit us at www.insrgence.com or www.u-solve.org. If you have a disruptive idea or would like to nominate someone to be featured on Conversations For Change please email us at contact@u-solve.org
Conversations For Change
Conversations For Change
30 MAR 2019 · There is alot of hype surrounding blockchain technology and all that it can do to address pressing global challenges. Join us in a conversation between two lawyers one techie the other a wannabe techie, Margaret Rose-Goddard, host of the Global Challenges Future Law Podcast and Anja Blaj, Head of Advocacy at the European Blockchain Hub as they breakdown what blockchain technology is and its implications. Going beyond the hype, without the jargon and focused on impact...this is Conversations for Change Episode 6.
10 MAR 2019 · Executive Coach, Empathy Expert and Author, Seung Chan Lim speaks with the CEO and Lead Strategist at U-Solve School For Empathic Leadership and Entrepreneurship.
13 NOV 2018 · From all accounts, my TEDx Talk hit all the right points. But I think I could have done the after-talk interview better. My apologies! Here’s my make-up for that.
I thank the TEDx Team and here is a link where you can see these great set of people and another little pocket of “Diversity of Being”. http://tedxportofspain.com/team/
Way before this Podcast, this was me trying to put all this into words, five years ago. You can see my journey has not been a static one has I called myself a Universalist Deist in that essay. Still very much into Universal Truth but no longer Deist.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jessica-joseph/when-you-cant-love-someones-god-then-what_b_3350074.html
If you are interested in joining a group of people tackling Global Challenges and collaborating with others regardless of their Spiritual Epigenetics you can join our Facebook Commmunity here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GlobalChallengesRetreat/?hc_ref=ARTWWVg5lX0W4czCE0EDCLclBLO8XBce1Y2Yv4Hrw7uavFuC5wUlJvMex6XNDOqWPGc
The Global Challenges Community is an initiative of The USolve School Of Empathic Leadership. This was the first retreat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5I4ocFEdYQ&t=2s
At the second, USolve will be unveiling the Global Goals 4P Accelerator Programme, the revolutionary new SDG Readable Impact Model, at Oxford, 8th to 10th, December. It’s not too late to attend! If you can, you should! This New Shape model has organizations like Social Value UK, very excited! Forbes Magazine Writer and Marketer Jon Youshaei said, “It’s like Y Combinator meets the WEF”.
Even if you can’t make it, don’t worry, the Programme unveils at Oxford but continues virtually in January and you can sign up for the 12 month course that promises to take you from just a person wanting to change the world to an Impact Entrepreneur with a successful Privately Funded Social Initiative (PFSI) in 12 months.
The entry is the same for both. You start by telling us about your idea to change the world. Spots are extremely limited, so apply now.
To learn more visit www.globalchallengesretreat.org
To Apply www.globalchallengesretreat.org/apply
9 NOV 2018 · The recent IPCC report 2018 suggests that climate change is occurring earlier and more rapidly than expected. It stated that if we continue at current trends, hundreds of millions of lives are at stake, since we are on a trajectory for a world warmer than 1.5 degrees Celsius, by 2040.
♣What that means literally is that
oNearly all coral reefs would die out,
owildfires and heat waves would sweep across the planet annually,
oand the interplay between drought and flooding and temperature would mean that the world’s food supply would become dramatically less secure.
In this conversation Margaret Rose-Goddard sat down with one of the world's leading innovators in polymer technology and the holder of several patents in the field of plastics recycling, Professor Edward Kosior. Professor Kosior with over 40 years experience in academia and in business has been instrumental in the introduction of recycled plastics into food packaging in Australia and across Europe.
In this episode, Professor Kosior breaks down this dense field simply for those who have no scientific background and makes the case for how to move beyond hope to actually reversing the current alarming trajectory.
You will learn a little bit of history on the use of plastics and how we have been dealing with it over the last 60 years and finally Professor Kosior lays down a roadmap outlining FOUR key strategies every Government should be implementing NOW in order to reverse the current climate change trajectory.
If you want to learn how you can get more involved, how to create more effective local lobbying of policymakers and/or explore impact entrepreneurial opportunities within the climate change discourse reach out to us at contact@u-solve.org and join our unique group of SDG Impact Leaders at www.globalchallengesretreat.org
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30 OCT 2018 · In the 3rd Installment in this series, Jessica speaks to mas-man, Wired 868 Columnist, independent researcher Corey A. Glikes about whether traditions are holding us back from fully exploring all the ethical options available.
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16 OCT 2018 · While this podcast was being edited, an Empathic Dialogue called Is Overpopulation An Existential Threat took place on Conversations For Change and the Global Challenges Community, moderated by Margaret Rose Goddard. It’s probably one of the best debates I’ve seen on this issue. If you aren’t part of these groups, you are missing out, so there is a link in the description where you can join them.
Earthan Raastoff was the only participant in the debate who was more concerned with tackling the underlying dysfunctions in how our reproductive actions are carried out rather than being reactionary to the symptoms of population density and increased consumption and climate change.
On Cultural Catalyst, healing underlying causes is the focus as well. In Part 2 of the Sexual Ethics in the 21st Century Series, we talk to Earthan, who is living in a revolutionary community in Denmark, that is a successful alternative to the nuclear family model. He is also a father and a firm believer we need to return to a more organic way of living in harmony with our biology, not just understanding it but living it, comprehensively, for real.
We referenced the Samburu Tribe of Kenya in this Podcast and the Women Only Village featured in a Broadly Documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrnmBLB-UX4&t=900s
To see the Overpopulation Dialogue, join the Global Challenges Community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GlobalChallengesRetreat/
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13 OCT 2018 · On October 14th, the Global Challenges Community and Conversations For Change will be debuting the first of many Empathic Debates. It’s going to be a hefty subject; Is Overpopulation An Existential Threat. To join the debate, follow this link: https://www.facebook.com/events/224035978463159/ if you already part of the Global Challenges Community. If not join the community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GlobalChallengesRetreat/
Population growth requires reproduction, which requires sex, so ahead of the debate, Cultural Catalyst, Jessica Joseph chats with Sexologist Onika Henry (Her website is http://onikahenry.com/)about whether the sexy, population growing culture they both come from is one where couples are having good, healthy and satisfying sex.
28 SEP 2018 · Katherine Robertson-Pilling hosts a conversation for change with Founder & CEO of U-Solve Margaret Rose-Goddard and Shanil Singh. Here in Part 2 of the conversation Margaret & Shanil share on their neuro-science based methods for social change.
27 SEP 2018 · Katherine Robertson-Pilling hosts a conversation for change with Founder & CEO of U-Solve, Margaret Rose-Goddard and Shanil Singh blazing a trail in the social innovation space with a new bottom-up model for public private partnerships for sustainable development. Margaret & Shanil share candidly from their own journeys and the survival secrets they learned along the way. (Part 1)
The greatest threats we face today transcend national boundaries; they therefore need to be addressed jointly by all countries based on an increased realization of our mutual dependence. That is...
show more
The greatest threats we face today transcend national boundaries; they therefore need to be addressed jointly by all countries based on an increased realization of our mutual dependence. That is why I believe a new global framework for managing them must be found.” Laszlo Szombatfalvy, Founder of Global Challenges Foundation
How can citizens create change in the current global governance order? Is representative democracy working and does it provide effective protection of human rights for people? What are the most powerful ideas for social and political change? Can we change our communities from the bottom up to create a more inclusive, peaceful and prosperous world for all? And if so, how?
With a focus on facilitating diverse perspectives, these are some of the questions we will be exploring with thought leaders, academics, business leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, professionals, NGOs, students, artists, artisans ... and maybe even you.
The kinds of conversations we share are those that help us to emerge differently and encourage new ways of thinking about the world we have created.
If you are interested in civic power and citizen engagement, global political economy, human rights and development, social entrepreneurship and innovation then Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility is a must listen.
The Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility Podcast is hosted by U Solve School of Empathic Leadership & Entrepreneurship. To join the conversation and become more involved visit us at www.insrgence.com or www.u-solve.org. If you have a disruptive idea or would like to nominate someone to be featured on Conversations For Change please email us at contact@u-solve.org
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How can citizens create change in the current global governance order? Is representative democracy working and does it provide effective protection of human rights for people? What are the most powerful ideas for social and political change? Can we change our communities from the bottom up to create a more inclusive, peaceful and prosperous world for all? And if so, how?
With a focus on facilitating diverse perspectives, these are some of the questions we will be exploring with thought leaders, academics, business leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, professionals, NGOs, students, artists, artisans ... and maybe even you.
The kinds of conversations we share are those that help us to emerge differently and encourage new ways of thinking about the world we have created.
If you are interested in civic power and citizen engagement, global political economy, human rights and development, social entrepreneurship and innovation then Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility is a must listen.
The Conversations for Change : ReImagining Civic Power & Responsibility Podcast is hosted by U Solve School of Empathic Leadership & Entrepreneurship. To join the conversation and become more involved visit us at www.insrgence.com or www.u-solve.org. If you have a disruptive idea or would like to nominate someone to be featured on Conversations For Change please email us at contact@u-solve.org
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