Acid Attack Survivors: Social Acceptability and Legal Challenges
Explore legal challenges and historical context of acid attacks with Dr. Navpreet Kaur. Learn about social acceptability issues faced by survivors and gain insights into this critical topic.
How Browser Accessibility Can Enhance Safe Driving
Explore how browser accessibility features can improve driving safety, potentially revolutionizing automotive user interfaces and enhancing road safety for all.
Race and Water Equity - Conversations on Food Justice
Exploring the intersection of race, water access, and food justice, examining historical discrimination in water infrastructure and policy, and highlighting community efforts to address water equity issues.
Silent Spring Revolution - The Environment from JFK to Joe Biden
Explore the rise of environmental activism from 1960-1973, key figures, and lessons for today's climate challenges with historian Douglas Brinkley in conversation with ACES educator Denali Barron.
Incorporating Equity into Climate Change Strategies
Explore strategies to address climate change impacts on vulnerable populations, focusing on health equity, structural racism, and community engagement to minimize disproportionate effects.
Sakharov-100 - Physics, Peace, Human Rights
Explore Andrei Sakharov's legacy in physics, peace, and human rights through expert discussions commemorating his centennial birth anniversary.
Two Open Windows: Brain Science and Expanding Opportunity for New Parents
Explore the science of brain changes in new parents and babies, and learn strategies to support family resilience and improve outcomes during this critical period of development.
The Neuroscience of Poverty: Understanding Brain Impacts and Protective Factors
Exploring poverty's impact on brain development, health, and social capital, with insights on using neuroscience to address socioeconomic disparities and promote equality of opportunity.
Christmas Lectures 2022: Forensic Techniques for Solving Crimes - Lecture 2
Forensic anthropologist Sue Black explores crime scene investigation techniques, revealing methods used to track criminals in this engaging Royal Institution Christmas lecture.
The Science of Cooperation - Evolution of Social Behavior in Humans and Animals
Explore the evolution of cooperation in humans and animals, its role in our social structures, and its dark side. Gain insights into why we cooperate and how it shapes our behavior and relationships.
Intersections of Climate Change and Health - Lessons from COVID-19
Explore the intersection of climate change and health, focusing on COVID-19, with insights from environmental leaders on systemic issues and future strategies.
DC's Food Fighters - Combating Hunger, Creating Opportunity
Explore innovative approaches to combat hunger and create opportunities in DC with renowned chefs and food industry leaders. Learn about sustainable solutions and community empowerment initiatives.
Forestry and Wealth Creation in the American Black Belt - Part 2
Explore strategies for wealth creation through forestry in the American Black Belt, addressing heirs property issues, building trust, and promoting social justice and education.
Advancing Racial Equity and Environmental Justice - Opportunity, Justice, and The Power of Place
Exploring the intersection of environmental justice, conservation, and racial equity, with insights on community power, policy, and strategies for addressing current crises affecting Black and Indigenous communities.
Factoring in Faith: Religious Leaders on Broadening the Climate Movement
Religious leaders discuss how faith shapes their views on nature and climate action, exploring diverse ethics of care to broaden the climate movement's impact and inclusivity.
Schooling the Climate Crisis
Exploring strategies to empower students as climate leaders while transforming schools with sustainable practices. Discusses missed school days due to extreme weather and the importance of climate education.
Managed Retreat: Adapting to Rising Seas in Coastal Communities
Experts discuss managed retreat strategies for coastal communities facing rising seas, exploring how some are relocating to preserve their cultures and livelihoods amid climate change challenges.
Overcoming Climate Doom - Young Activists' Hopeful Approach
Young climate activists combat hopelessness, focusing on solutions and inspiring action. They emphasize evidence-based hope, community building, and collective responsibility to drive positive change in the fight against climate change.
Climate Solutions: From Reforestation to Journalism and Food Systems - Morning Plenary
Diverse experts discuss innovative climate solutions: reseeding forests with drones, pioneering climate journalism, food systems' potential, finding political middle ground, youth activism, and fostering cooperation for effective change.
Tipping Towards a Safe and Just Space for People and Planet
Exploring tipping points for sustainable governance, balancing planetary boundaries with global goals for poverty eradication, hunger reduction, and inequality mitigation based on IPCC findings and Earth Commission research.
Climate Solutions: Conservative Ideas, Media's Role, and Local Initiatives - Evening Plenary
Diverse perspectives on climate solutions: conservatives' ideas, media's role, youth mobilization, cow decarbonization, and city-led initiatives. Featuring global innovators and leaders discussing local and global climate actions.