Interviews
Abby Falik (HBS '08) is a social entrepreneur and futurist creating an education higher than higher ed. As co-founder/CEO of The Flight School, she's pioneering a global movement to transform how we learn, launch and lead in a world that's never changed this fast.
Interviews
"Philip Cotton, a dual citizen of the United Kingdom and Rwanda, has been a key figure in global health education, holding leadership roles at the University of Rwanda, including Vice Chancellor, and contributing to the Mastercard Foundation’s Scholars Program."
Middle East & Africa
"Moroccan education remains a battleground for preserving cultural heritage and asserting national identity."
Middle East & Africa
"[F]or a heartbreaking number of children and adults in Ghana, autism goes undiagnosed; resource centers remain underfunded; and witchcraft speculations persist, exacerbating societal stigmas."
Energy & Environment
"The potential link between climate change and radicalization to violent extremism can be studied in Indonesia, a country vulnerable to the consequences of climate change and with a history of violent extremism."
The Americas
While Mexico’s early childhood education mandate was built around intensive research and dedicated investment, the program alone was not equipped to respond to the broader security, educational, and economic challenges facing Mexican society.
Anniversary
"The past 30 years have seen remarkable change for one of history's longest-suffering states. After genocide and UN occupation, it is as corrupt and autocratic as before, but its people have begun to see an improvement developing countries across the world can learn from."
Middle East & Africa
"Amid rapid economic decline, school shutdowns, and teacher strikes, Lebanese students are leaving the classroom."
Arts & Culture
"Unfortunately, the language and identity of Nahuatl speakers is endangered by a lasting discrimination that is damaging on human, linguistic, and cultural levels."
Education
"The migration and integration journey is particularly difficult for refugee women. Until the German immigration system successfully accommodates the unique needs of this demographic, Germany will fall short of Angela Merkel’s vision."
The Americas
We started with gold but then we created a gold-backed money. Now we have crypto, and we may have crypto-backed money.
Science & Technology
Blockchain is not a superfluous spend or a nice to have. It's a foundational way of viewing the government's relationship with its citizens, and how commercial interactions are going to happen.