Angry Americans And What The Future Holds
Paul Rieckhoff, creator of the new podcast Angry Americans Righteous Media In 2004, just back from a combat tour in Iraq,
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No One Has A Monopoly On Caring About The Planet
The businesses with the biggest footprints are some of the most important allies in fighting climate change. Nicole Rycroft, Ashoka Fellow and founder of Canopy, has been transforming supply chains
Lessons From The Frontlines: Preparing A Global Vaccine Workforce
Project ECHO partners in Vietnam were among the first to mobilize for Covid in early 2020. Project ECHO Dr. Sanjeev Arora had
Lessons From The Rainforest: Human Health Leads To Planetary Health
Kinari Webb says: "Covid is the symptom of a sick planet. The cure is to begin to really think about ... [+] human and
One Planet Living: Designing The Future We Want
Sue Riddlestone's work demonstrates that people can live well while also living within the natural limits of the planet. She says: "We show that the future is something to run towards, not hide from."
Will Covid Be The Opportunity We Need To Reimagine Learning?
Ashoka talks to Scott Hartl, President & CEO of EL Education, about the pandemic moment, opportunities for systemic change in education, and what's ahead.
Will Covid Be The Opportunity We Need To Reimagine Learning?
Ashoka Fellow Scott Hartl is President & CEO of EL Education (formerly Expeditionary Learning) EL Education American schools are embarking on an
From Surveillance To Agency: How To Center The Internet On Humanity
GLIAnet founder Richard Whitt on how we can redesign the Internet to center on people, not companies.
The Future Of Climate Research? Value All Forms Of Knowledge
Melanie Marcel, founder of SOScience, is pushing the scientific community to open up to all forms of knowledge and unlikely alliances.
What Happens When Young People Lead
WeThrive founder Daquan Oliver is creating a culture where all young people feel trusted to contribute ideas, form student-run companies, and see themselves and each other as powerful and entrepreneurial.
Making The Internet Work For All. Why Multiplicity Is More Important Than Singularity.
Ronaldo Lemos - internationally renowned Brazilian lawyer and creator of Brazil's framework for the internet - reflects on the future of the web and how to make sure it works for all.
Making The Internet Work For All. Why Multiplicity Is More Important Than Singularity.
Ronaldo Lemos is an internationally renowned Brazilian academic, lawyer and commentator on intellectual property, technology, and culture. He is an Ashoka Fellow and social entrepreneur, and was recently named a
Making Amends: A Restorative Justice Program Seeks To End America’s Epidemic Of Violence
Danielle Sered started Common Justice, America’s only “alternative to prison” program for people charged in the adult criminal courts with violent offenses like assault, robbery, and even attempted murder. Ashoka talks with Sered about violence and inc...
Making Amends: A Restorative Justice Program Seeks To End America’s Epidemic Of Violence
Ashoka Fellow Danielle Sered, founder of Common Justice. Paul Lewis Anderson Prison reform has become a priority in America’s movements for social and racial justice. Is reform also the key to reducing
Will The Covid Crisis Spur Us To End Homelessness?
We talk to homelessness expert Rosanne Haggerty about the challenges and opportunities of the Covid moment, and why the mindset and language of public health is key to a future without homelessness.