This joint report by the UN Youth Office, the St. Gallen Symposium and The Club of Rome explores how businesses can unlock long-term value by adopting intergenerational leadership models. It highlights the growing demographic gap between corporate leaders and the global workforce and presents a strong business case for meaningfully involving younger generations in decision-making.
A paper published as Written Evidence for the UK Parliament to consider: The environmental and economic legacy of Wales' industrial past. Coastal Tales: Kilvey Hill (Swansea) and the Teifi as Projects of Contentious Urban Woodland and River Restoration.
At the start of a new year that is already proving to be momentous, and challenging, it is worth looking back at the projects, events and activities that the BRIDGES community co-created around the world in 2024.
The term resilience holds different meanings for the different groups of scholars who share its use. This article considers the application of Resilience in historical research and how the term entered historical discourse from ecology.
The paper showcases the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition and the Oceans Past Initiative as two humanities-led initiatives that are leading by way of example as impactful academic programmes making a difference far beyond the ivory tower.
