Afterwords
Relations & Society
Education cannot be suspended
An educator shares her beliefs about digital solutions for education, and how they can't replace physical school and human encounters.
by Emiliana Murgia
Relations & Society
A little bit more life
A theoretical physicist reflects on how we perceive life and why this moment has moved our minds and hearts in such an unusual way.
by Carlo Rovelli
Humanities Studies
What grounds us?
An art historian and poet invites us to reflect on how our perceptions challenge our reality as we hold on to what grounds us.
by Sonia Coman
Relations & Society
The future just happened
Maia Guarnaccia, an author, advisor and former vice president at Vivienne Westwood, reflects on how to balance our existence.
by Maia Guarnaccia
Organizations
Purposeful transformation
A human leadership advocate reflects on our sense of purpose and how we can relate to and serve others during Covid-19 and beyond.
by Julia von Winterfeldt
Relations & Society
Choosing to hope
The lead vocalist at Sons of Serendip reflects on the opportunity from Covid-19 to revisit our life, work, and relationships.
by Micah Christian
Relations & Society
Moving forward through a crisis
One of the most accomplished Hispanic media producers in the US talks about what helps her to maintain a sense of hope and joy.
by Nely Galán
Organizations
The new fashion magnetism
President of the Italian Chamber of Luxury shares his perspective on a new fashion ecosystem that will be driven by magnetism.
by Francesco Tombolini
Humanities Studies
Chaos and fear fuel creativity
A New York-based jazz pianist, composer, and hip hop dancer, shares his thoughts and new music catalyzed by the chaos of Covid-19.
by Harold O’Neal
Organizations
Resilient leadership
A CEO and curator at futur/io Institute, whose goal is to build sustainable futures, invites us to rethink the role of leadership.
by Harald Neidhardt
Humanities Studies
The rise of contemporary post-humans
A philosopher best known for his theory on antispecism explains how humanity has reached a "definitive collapse point."
by Leonardo Caffo
Sustainability & Ecosystem
Thinking beyond what is possible
The first person to have walked to the South and North Poles explains how resilience saved his life during near-death experiences.
by Robert Swan
Relations & Society
The courage to face change
Co-founder and chairman of The World Innovation Network (TWIN) Global discusses the importance of connecting in moments of adversity.
by Robert C. Wolcott
Organizations
Sharing and connecting in times of adversity
The founder of MAIZE opens up about the courage needed to embrace change during a crisis.
by Tomas Barazza
