HG Wells - civilisation is a race between education and catastrophe:: MACRAE 40 YEARS AGO: 2025 report :sci fi will no longer exist: for better or worse anything imaginable will be data-grounded & 5g linked in by networks mobilising humans and one dollar machine brains :: KEYNES 85 YEARS AGO ruling economists will prove youth most fearsome enemy because they will exponentially lockin every place's possibilities of life -- economistsports.net with economistyouth.com AfAmAsEu invite younger half of world to select evolutionary heroines & co-blog economisthealth.com economistgreen.com economistbank.com economist women.com economistrefugee.com economistblack.com economistuinversity.com and moore...

as a diaspora scot my most valuable question:what rising ops & threats spun during UN's first 75 years?
source networks-practices of the economist 1993-1843; of james watt & adam smith since 1760?
OPS
FROM 1950S all engineering workers lives matter- source 5 places beyond old world east coast ie japan s.korea taiwan hk singapore
womens rural keynesianism =half a billion rural asian girls lives matter - source bangladesh & china from 1975
....front line community health servants matter renewed from 1975 started turning 20th c by eg nightingale uk barton us
every lifelomg student & teacher lives matter - started with zoom and in some asian nations earlier..
green lives matter- must start 2021 by going beyong nations borders ie un2.1		.THREATS
*the g8 as of 1945 fail to help each other solve different lives matter crises both inside and across borders
*going beyond slide ruler turns most economists into disgraceful political chicanery
*satellite communications used to dumb down eg tv advertise instead of celebrate lifelong action learning..
*300 trillion dollars of western pension money fails to rate sdg investments as asset grade
 to help continue macrae search for sdg generation rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk or partner abeduni.com.
can we the peoples design a world in which each next child born has a great chance at life and livelihood. this is why nations met to unite at san francisco opera house 1945.Its a question that involves the design purpose of every market activity from health to education but seemed then and now to require priority clarification on investment and on peace building. because americans had kindly intervened twice to stop the old world from collapsing into wars there was an understanding the old world's empires .needed transforing- none more than btitain and japan the two islands which had taken over how most lives were organised in asia and africa.over the first 18 decades since machines and humans had evolved out of 1760s glasgow university - first engineer watt, first new market imagineer smith - the majority of the world's people still had no access to electricity grids, so little education, poor health, urgent subsistence challenges. instead of financial and public servants designed to help with livelihood and community development.it is reported that the moon race decade waved optimism all over the world- maybe so no human mission will be impossible. what happened next - was there an entrepreneurial way out for
the majority of asians who were still stuck in one of 3 broken financial systyems - either no banking for their needs, loan sharks or communism. this crisis 		what if every famous speaker using the un platform had to also turn their speech into a max 5 minute video lesson- first audiences to rate these videos could be leading blacklivesmatter sports stars or other celebrities who wanted their young fans to do last mile service solutions...in our view if you work on implication of poverty museums sdgoal 1 that ever next baby - girl or boy's life matters - merits a chance at making most of life then depending on localities you audit which other goals matter first andjoin in worldwide new education mapping -swap solutions with places/peoples facing similar urgent system transformation needs and startup resources.......
biggest colab search of 2018 where is damo extending its intercity adcademy; biggest question of 2017:where is Ali Baba University inviting partnerships? Examples:
New Zealand ... Germany ...UN 1 2 3 - Chinese only Aliresearch.com

GirlsWorldBank bids you welcome : happy job creating if you want to study sustainability goals job creation go study poverty first- locally- POP1-2-3 search out/celebrate your profession's world class expert who has 1 lived with poor, 2 as well as innovated her profession with the poor diagnosed system traps of poverty, and 3 sees it as sin not to priorities use of modern tech to end history's -sadly sport charities have been the worst in abusing girls usgynmaistics and maing a few men rich eg fifa instead of community building - will this end at alibaba olympics

Friday, September 18, 2020

unlock big change - education un sept 21 theirworld sarah brown

 Unlock Big Change – Education: the key to a better future is a digital conference featuring interactive panels, debates and presentations with world leaders, celebrity advocates, business executives, and leading advocates, innovators and changemakers.  The event will discuss the importance of education and what we can do to be more effective advocates and mobilize concrete, tangible progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 4 - equitable and inclusive quality education for all.


You will have the opportunity to attend the mainstage plenary event, hear from world leaders and network in real-time with leaders from NGOs, youth organisations, civil society, business, foundations, governments, international organizations and academia.

At the event, we will also be launching a new open source, digital report to support all of the ongoing community, national and global campaign efforts to advance education – from the early years to youth skills for the next generation.

Detailed Program 
 
10:00 am (NYC): Welcome from UN Plaza
 
Jamira Burley, Head of Youth Engagement and Skills, Global Business Coalition for Education
 
António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General
 
10:05 am (NYC) : Unlocking Education in Emergencies
Moderator: Sarah Brown, Chair, Theirworld; Executive Chair, GBC-Education
Panelists:
Annemiek Hoogenboom, Country Director, People's Postcode Lottery
Janez Lenarčič, Commissioner for Crisis Management, European Commission
Emanuel “Boo” Milton, Creator, SparkBox
Yasmine Sherif, Director, Education Cannot Wait
 
10:35 am (NYC) : Unlocking Skills for the Future
Moderator: Jamira Burley, Head of Youth Engagement and Skills, Global Business Coalition for Education  
Panelists:
Ousmane Ba, Global Youth Ambassador, Theirworld
Jude Kelly, Director, WOW Foundation
Kwasi Mitchell, Principal, Diversity & Inclusion Lead, Deloitte
Pia Wilson-Body, President, Intel Foundation
 
11:05 am (NYC): Unlocking Early Childhood Education   
Moderator: Rob Doble, Director of Policy, Advocacy and Programs, Theirworld
Panelists:
Alice Albright, CEO, Global Partnership for Education
Saima W. Hossain, Chairperson, Shuchona Foundation; Chairperson, Bangladesh National Advisory Committee for Autism
Peter Laugharn, President and CEO, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Eden Tadesse, Global Youth Ambassador, Theirworld
 
11:35 am (NYC): Unlocking Finance for Education
Moderator: Justin van Fleet, President, Theirworld; Executive Director, Global Business Coalition for Education
Panelists:
Franz Fayot, Minister for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs, Luxembourg
Mamta Murthi, Vice President for Human Development, World Bank
Sarah Musau, Global Youth Ambassador, Theirworld
Baroness Liz Sugg, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State; Prime Minister’s Special Envoy for Girls’ Education, United Kingdom 
 
12:00 pm (NYC): Unlocking Big Change
 
Moderator: June Sarpong OBE, Broadcaster and Best Selling Author
Gordon Brown, UN Special Envoy for Global Education
Henrietta Fore, Executive Director, UNICEF

Concluding Remarks: Amina Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General, United Nations
 
Breakout Sessions
 
12:30pm-1:00pm – How Norway is Unlocking Big Change for Education
Featured Guest: Aksel Jacobsen, State Secretary, Norway
Host: Lorriann Robinson, Theirworld and the Advocacy Team
Moderator: Yara Eid, Global Youth Ambassador, Theirworld
 
Join this special session where Theirworld Global Youth Ambassador Yara Eid will interview the Norwegian State Secretary for International Development and learn about what Norway is doing to unlock big change for education. Participants are encouraged to submit questions via the session chat function.
 
12:30pm-1:30 pm – Unlock Big Change: A RewirEd Talk hosted by Dubai Cares
Welcoming Remarks: Justin van Fleet, President, Theirworld; Executive Director, Global Business Coalition for Education
Moderator: Omar Tom, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Dukkan Media
Stefania Giannini, Assistant Director-General for Education, UNESCO
Henrietta Fore, Executive Director, UNICEF
Alice Albright, CEO, Global Partnership for Education
H.E. Dr. Tariq Al Gurg, CEO, Dubai Cares 
Raj Gilda, CEO, Lend A Hand India
Mubuso Zamchiya, Managing Director, Luminos Fund
Jamira Burley, Head of Youth Engagement and Skills, Global Business Coalition for Education 
Maryam Alhashimi, Associate, Expo Specialist Programme, Expo 2020 Dubai 

RewirEd is a global platform launched by Dubai Cares to rewire education for a prosperous and sustainable future. Our first key initiative under this umbrella is RewirEd Talks, a global campaign that offers everyone the opportunity to host and participate in meaningful conversations on education.

This high-level Talk on the side-lines of the 75th UNGA, and taking place during the Unlock Big Change Virtual Event will be the first public Talk to take place. We are inviting participants from across various sectors, regions, and levels of experience to take part in an informal discussion on the future of education.

We invite everyone to take this opportunity to take off their organizational hats and participate in what we hope to be a relaxed conversation in an otherwise busy and hectic UNGA week.
 
Participants are encouraged to submit questions via the session chat function.
 
1:30pm-2:30pm – CEO Roundtable Discussion (Closed Meeting)
Moderator: Justin van Fleet, President, Theirworld; Executive Director, Global Business Coalition for Education
Hosts: Chip Goodyear, Chair, BHP Foundation and Sarah Brown, Executive Chair, Global Business Coalition for Education
 
This is a private roundtable for business CEOs only.
 
2:00pm-2:30pm – Realizing the Promise: How can education technology accelerate learning for all?
Featured Guest: Emiliana Vegas, Senior Fellow and Co-Director, Center for Universal Education, Brookings Institution
Host: Jake Cho, Senior Manager, Global Business Coalition for Education
 
While technology has disrupted most sectors of the economy and changed how we communicate, access information, work, and even play, its impact on schools, teaching, and learning has been much more limited. Alejandro Ganimian, Emiliana Vegas and Rick Hess argue that the limited impact of technology in education is primarily due to its having been used to replace analog tools, without much consideration given to playing to technology’s comparative advantages. When schools use technology to enhance the work of teachers and to improve the quality and quantity of educational content, students will thrive.
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