Enabling Ethical AI for Present and Future Generations in a Time of Heightened Global Insecurity is a side event of the 3rd UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI. This mini-symposium addresses a range of urgent questions in the present era of global turbulence and heightened insecurity.
UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition, the BRIDGES UK Hub at University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and UWTSD are proud to play a leading role in a major new UK-wide project that has secured £3 million in funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). The project, Retrofitting for the Future: Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation, brings together a powerful consortium of academic and societal partners to explore how biophilic design, working with nature rather than against it, can help urban areas adapt to the intensifying impacts of climate change.
The WEEC Network and The Fifth Element have launched No Limits to Hope, a global call that aims to inspire action by educators, learners and citizens to pursue a shift in educational and learning paradigms that will enable humanity to address the challenges we all face. This webinar session gives an overview of the project and its objectives and includes a Q&A for potential contributors to ask questions.
For over half a century, we have faced a fundamental challenge. How do we sustain humanity within the limits of our planet? Watch this video which explains how the Fifth Element aims to create change through learning partnerships that explore questions, emerge new meaning, and build new behaviours.
A new report released by the UN Youth Office, the St. Gallen Symposium and The Club of Rome is calling on businesses to embrace intergenerational leadership as a driver of innovation, sustainability, and long-term success.
