
Explore the neurobiological and behavioral impacts of poverty on individuals, and how these effects influence economic decision-making and behavior.

Explore the interconnected impacts of climate change on health and poverty, and learn about strategies for a comprehensive medical response to address these challenges.

Nathaniel Calhoun explores global challenges like inequality, climate change, and mental health, examining technology's role in addressing these issues and their potential impact on Peru and the region.

Explore the complex relationship between poverty and health, examining societal factors, policy implications, and potential solutions to address this multifaceted challenge.

Explore economic inequality across generations in Europe and potential policy solutions with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde and The Economist's Editor-in-Chief.

Explore sustainable conservation strategies in tropical nations, addressing colonial legacies and poverty while collaborating with local communities for economically viable solutions.

Explore how modern college economics create poverty, challenging traditional views on higher education's value and proposing solutions for a more equitable system.

Activist Juno Mac explores four legal models for sex work worldwide, advocating for a system that prioritizes worker safety and self-determination while addressing gender equality, poverty, migration, and public health.

Explore the concept of global citizenship and its impact on addressing worldwide issues like poverty, climate change, and inequality through collective action and shared responsibility.

Explore a thought-provoking perspective on redefining economic success, shifting from endless growth to prioritizing human well-being, poverty elimination and environmental sustainability on our finite planet.

Discover how free Drupal tutorials empowered a single mother to escape poverty and build a successful IT career, inspiring others to overcome adversity and embrace open-source opportunities.

Explore the complex realities of East African poverty through detailed case studies, examining economic challenges, daily life patterns, and potential solutions while challenging common misconceptions about Africa's development.

Explore how income status affects digital security practices in Germany through research findings on low-income users' privacy concerns, behaviors, and technological challenges.

El tiempo no pasa igual para todos. Para las personas en situación de calle, los días pueden volverse eternos; para quienes pasan de largo, basta un segundo para cambiarlo todo. Malena reflexiona sobre la indiferencia y el poder de la acción colectiva. Porque salir de la calle no es un acto individu

Jose discusses poverty rates locally and how the community has helped him become a serial entrepreneur and successful contributor to society Jose Ortega is a dynamic operator and investor with over 15 years of experience building and scaling ventures across energy, infrastructure, and technology. Wi

In too many communities, it is easier to buy liquor than fresh produce. Easier to find processed snacks than fresh meat or vegetables. This is the reality of food deserts, neighborhoods where access to affordable, nutritious food is limited or nonexistent. But food insecurity is not just about suppl

Malaysia’s share of the global economy may be only less than 1% but its story is bigger than you think. Apurva Sanghi shares five essential and perhaps surprising truths about Malaysia’s economy – and why its future depends on what Malaysians do next. Apurva Sanghi is the World Bank Lead Economist

What does it mean to truly be seen? From growing up in foster care as “Baby Boy” to serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and building technology on Wall Street, this talk traces a personal journey toward redefining how society measures worth. Through lived experience, Brent Chandler exposes how traditi

This talk explores why the end of endless economic growth may be not a crisis, but an opportunity to rethink what progress really means. It invites the audience to imagine more resilient, meaningful, and sustainable ways of living beyond growth. Vincent Liegey is an engineer, independent interdiscip