Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Of course we still need a Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month is wrapping up. Here’s why this annual event is still as important as ever.
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America’s coming trade war is based on a misunderstanding of both China and economics
A US-China trade war is looking increasingly likely. That would not just be dangerous – it would be based on dodgy economics and a lack of understanding of the Asian superpower.
Emerging Technologies
Computers can now read your emotions. Here’s why that’s not as scary as it sounds
Computers can read your emotions. That sounds scary, but the technology is being used in ways that will improve our lives.
Leadership
A man’s world? Try telling these 5 women leaders
These 5 women leaders have risen to the top of traditionally male-dominated spheres.
Emerging Technologies
Technology can reinforce the global divide. Let’s use it to bridge the gap
How can we counter the growing gulf between the connected and disconnected, the technologically empowered and disempowered?
Latin Americans are slipping back into poverty. Impact investing can reverse that worrying trend
Latin America needs impact investors to help tackle the region’s major challenges.
Nature and Biodiversity
I’m running 40 marathons in 40 days, along 6 rivers, on 6 continents - here's why
By 2030, demand for water will outstrip supply by 40%, a looming crisis that has inspired one woman to undertake an epic, 1,049 mile journey on foot.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Space archaeology: the little-known science that could unite a divided world
Sarah Parcak, an Egyptologist, explains how anyone can become a global explorer and protect the world’s hidden heritage.
Economic Growth
In Europe, skilled craftsmanship is luxury. Why not in the rest of the world, too?
There's only one difference between Indonesian artisans and the skilled craftspeople we see in the glossy ad campaigns for Europe’s luxury brands: how much they get paid.
Business
4 leadership lessons from a self-made tech millionaire
From the slums of New Delhi to Silicon Valley, the award-winning Blippar founder charts his journey to start-up stardom, sharing what he learned along the way.
Business
Meet the 2017 Class of Young Global Leaders
This year's crop of social champions includes gene-editing pioneers, peacebuilders, an Ivy League village chief and a space archaeologist.
Economic Growth
3 policies that will make India faster, fairer, happier
India might serve its busy and ambitious citizens better – if only it could learn to understand them. Here are three government initiatives designed to do just that.
Financial and Monetary Systems
The finance world’s short-termism will destroy our communities, economies and the planet
If we work towards an economy that functions for everyone, it functions for us.
Education and Skills
The entrepreneur keeping the American dream alive
Alfa Demellash co-founded Rising Tide Capital to empower underserved urban entrepreneurs in northern New Jersey to start and grow successful businesses.
Geographies in Depth
China, the US and trade: What next?
Keyu Jin explores the US-China trade relationship.