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Meet the World Academy of Art and Science at GlobalMindED in Denver June 17-19 and Join their Virtual Conference May 15, 16, June 26, 27
We are pleased to share an invitation with you to the WAAS@64 Conference (World Academy of Art and Science). The online conference will take place on May 15 & 16 and June 26 & 27 and consist of 22 panel discussions in two parallel streams addressing the challenges and opportunities related to peace, human security, and various aspects of sustainable development.
These discussions will explore the factors and forces eroding global peace and human security, emerging opportunities and challenges, recommendations for the UN Summit of the Future, priorities for researchers and policy-makers, strategies for achieving the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the process of global social evolution.
Please register here to receive Zoom links to join the online sessions.
GlobalMindED partners like WAAS bring the world to our students, faculty and staff by creating opportunities for us all to be “at the table” with the most brilliant minds in science, innovation and technology while welcoming GlobalMindED’s emerging leaders to contribute, collaborate and connect.
Visit the WAAS@64 Conference webpage for further details and to see the 20 conference topics.
You can meet representatives from the World Academy of Art and Science at GlobalMindED this June 17-19 in Denver. They are leading the following sessions and participating in the Climate Problem Solving Lab, led by Dr. Miki Kittilson and AJ Grant:
Tuesday, June 18:
Human Security for All: Technology, AI and Human Flourishing
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Walton Stinson, Director & Treasurer, WAAS Human Security for All Campaign; CEO, ListenUp, USA; Chairman, ProSource Group
- Grant Schreiber, Global Campaign Manager, WAAS Human Security for All Campaign
- Patricia Klauer, Global Systems Change Leader; Consciousness Leader; Head, Attention Economic Project (tech’s impact on people)
- Ash Pachauri, Founder, Protect our Planet (PoP) Movement
STEAM/Future of Education: Integrating Science, Technology, Arts and Values for the Future of Learning & Work
- Mila Popovich, Director General, Directorate for Interculturalism, Govt. of Montenegro; Trustee, World Academy of Art & Science
- Theo E.J. Wilson, Motivational Speaker, Slam Poet, Host of “I Was There” on the History Channel
- Fadwa el Guindi, Retiree Anthropologist, University of California, Los Angeles; Trustee, World Academy of Art & Science
- Richard Plotka, CEO, Appatura; Director, Information Technology and Web Science program, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dr. Goncalo Martins, Assoc. Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Denver
Activating Intergenerational Climate Solutions: Empowering Voices and Outcomes
- Facilitator Miki Kittilson, Vice Dean and Professor, College of Global Futures, Arizona State University
- Facilitator AJ Grant, President, Environmental Communications
- Renise Walker, Asst. Director, Systems Innovation, Colorado Workforce Development Council
- Ash Pachauri, Founder, Protect our Planet (PoP) Movement
- José Zayas, Founder and CEO, Senergy Colin Lacy, Cofounder & CEO, MakerUSA
- Juan Torres, Associate Laboratory Director, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Maluwa Behringer, Executive Director, Industry Partnerships, Metro State University
- Martita Mestéy, Investor; Founder, FarmdOut (invited)
- Ryan Campbell, Workforce Development Project Manager, The Alliance Center
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