Asiatic Cholera: Five Pandemics and Their Impact on 19th Century Society - Lecture 2
Explore the impact of Asiatic cholera in 19th-century Europe, its symptoms, societal effects, and community responses. Understand how this disease shaped social perceptions and political anxieties of the era.
A Journey to Improve the Environment by Fukuoka Method
福岡方式を活用した環境改善の取り組みを紹介。国連ハビタットの専門家が、アフリカやアジア太平洋地域での廃棄物管理や水資源プロジェクトの実施経験を共有し、持続可能な都市開発への道筋を示す。
Design Thinking - A New Strategy for Shaping Global Health
Explore how design thinking is revolutionizing global health, offering innovative tools for human-centered solutions to long-standing challenges in health systems, sanitation, and more.
Solving Global Issues - Don't Be a Hero
Jack Sim shares insights on leveraging external resources and stakeholders to create massive social change, drawing from his experience in breaking taboos and establishing World Toilet Day.
Find Your Drop: A Roadmap to Purpose
Discover how to find purpose through service, as Danny Rodriguez shares his journey founding BLUE Missions to address the global water crisis and empower youth to make a difference.
US vs. the World - Who Has the Best Health Care System?
Comparative analysis of global healthcare systems, exploring strengths and weaknesses of various approaches to improve outcomes, access, and equity in healthcare delivery.
Health Equity, Menstruation, and the Curse of Silence
Exploring cycles of inequity in healthcare access, focusing on menstruation and its impact on sanitation. Discusses breaking the silence to promote health equity and accessible care for all.
環境工学の挑戦 - 東日本大震災とトイレ - チャプター2
東日本大震災時のトイレ問題と環境工学的解決策について学び、災害時の衛生管理と水資源の重要性への理解を深める講座。
環境工学の挑戦 - 生命を衛る水とトイレの話 - 大小分離型トイレ - チャプター4
環境工学の視点から、水とトイレの技術革新について学び、特に大小分離型トイレの仕組みと環境への影響を探求する実践的な講座。
環境工学の挑戦 - 水と食料の現状 - チャプター3
探索する水と食料の現状について、環境工学の視点から解説。地球規模での水資源と食料供給の課題に焦点を当て、持続可能な解決策を提示。
環境工学の挑戦 - 生命を衛る水とトイレの話 - 東日本大震災時の活動 - チャプター5
東日本大震災における水とトイレの課題に関する活動報告を通じて、災害時の環境工学的な対応と解決策について学ぶ実践的な知見を提供。
Manual Scavenging - A Challenge to Democracy
Explore the critical discourse on manual scavenging in India, its societal implications, and the fight for human dignity through this powerful Gandhi Memorial Lecture by activist Bezwada Wilson.