LIVE STREAM | GSL FESTIVAL @Home
MAKING THE LOCAL GLOBAL
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This is the only link you need to enjoy all the live streamed content of the GSL Festival @Home. Please check out the timetable and tune in here to watch sessions already scheduled. We will be also broadcasting live from the Global Assembly Webinar room. There will be plenty of inspiring content coming your way in the next two days.
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Day 1
0630 | 17 Days of Action
Welcome to 17 Days of Action! This video is an inspiring collection of selected projects that reached the semi-final of the GSL Global Goals Competition 2019/2020.
0900 | Welcome to the GSL Festival @Home
Welcome to 17 Days of Action! This video is an inspiring collection of selected projects that reached the semi-final of the GSL Global Goals Competition 2019/2020.
0930 | GSL Global Goals Competition Keynote
This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for, the announcement of the winners of the GSL Global Goals Competition 2019/2020.
Lord Dr Hastings of Scarisbrick CBE will present his keynote and announce the winners!
1030 | An Introduction to Wellbeing
Dr Hazel Harrison will be sharing an introduction to wellbeing. She’ll be exploring some of the key areas that may enhance our mental health and enable us to thrive.
www.thinkavellana.com
1130 | How to grow as a Leader
with Edward Brookes, The Oxford Character Project
Leadership isn’t a fixed quality or magic power. It is more like a muscle that can be strengthened with training. It is centred on strengths of character that can developed. Drawing on research into leadership development at the University of Oxford and recent examples form around the world, this talk highlights some of the character qualities at the heart of good leadership. It will leave you with three practical ways you can grow as a leader in your own context.
1330 | Connected Development
with Hamzat Bala Lawal
Hamzy is the UN SDG Action Award winner for 2019. He will be discussing mobilizing collective action against injustice. He will be focusing on his own journey into movement building and how young people can mobilise youth in their own communities to action.
www.connecteddevelopment.org
1430 | Getting the Job Done
…without tearing each other to shreds!
How 5 strangers spent 42 days rowing across
the Atlantic and finished as friends.
with David Edwards, Wellington College
In December 2019 David Edwards rowed 3000
miles across the Atlantic as part of the “Felix 5”
– one of 32 entries in the Talisker Atlantic
Challenge. The 18-month project placed an
emphasis on organisation, team building and
relationship management. David will talk about
the importance of self-awareness, empathy and
generosity of spirit when leading and operating
as part of a team in challenging circumstances.
He will also talk about the importance of chocolate.
1500 | GSL Inspire
10 speakers, 10 amazing stories! Hear from our socially conscious young leaders as they share what matters to them and what they have learnt along the way.
1545 | Taking Action During Covid-19
Alicia Jones (Youth Parliament member), Alexander Bell (Hundred Ambassador) and Ella Daish (BBC Top 100 Environmentalist) will share what actions they have taken during Covid and how they have persevered to create social change through global lockdown.
Day 2
0700 | GSL Inspire
10 speakers, 10 amazing stories! Hear from our socially conscious young leaders as they share what matters to them and what they have learnt along the way.
0930 | At the Centre of Living in Harmony with Nature: Indigenous Peoples, Women, and Youth
with Josefa Cariño Tauli and Global Youth Biodiversity Network Goals Competition Keynote
Indigenous peoples, women, and youth voices are often marginalized in decision-making processes on environmental matters, despite being among the groups most affected by environmental harm. This talk will explore the important contributions of these groups in achieving a future in harmony with nature, what we can learn from them, and how we can engage with them in our work toward a sustainable future
1100 | Circular Economy: Redesigning Our Future
with Clémence Golinelli & Ilma Stankeviciute, Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
Today, many businesses operate in a linear way — they take resources from the ground to make products, which we use and then throw away. The circular economy offers a different way forward. It is a new approach to designing, making, and using things that benefits the economy, society, and the environment. In the webinar we will explore the origins of our current economy, discuss challenges such as waste and pollution, and learn how we can create long-term solutions to these challenges by shifting to a circular economy. We will look at real-life examples of ground-breaking innovation in key industries such as plastics, food, and fashion.
1200 | Making the Local Global
with Shona McCarthy, Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society
1230 | A Green Recovery: Paying back our debt to the Planet
with Noga Levy-Rapoport, UK Student Climate Network
1245 | GSL Global Goals Competition 2019-20 Video Premiere
1300 | Voicebox ‘Our Journey’
1300 | Three small robots and their dream to save the world
with Ben Scott Robinson, Small Robot Company
Farming is changing.
The ‘big’ technology that has provided us with food since the Second World War has stopped increasing yields. Farmers are spending too much money on countering the damage done by large tractors and
inaccurate per-field farming, while the yields they produce are static. Welcome to the fourth agricultural revolution.
Driven by technology that is intelligent precise… and Small. This is farming on a per-plant basis. Leading this revolution are three small robots called Tom, Dick and Harry, and their AI brain, Wilma. Together they are revolutionising the farming of the world’s biggest crops in a way that is more profitable for farmers, kinder to the environment, and produces more food for us.
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1315 – Family Learning & Parental Engagement
with Susannah Chambers, Families Learning
1330 – Agile Scrum
with Susannah Chambers, Agile TV
1400 – How to build your community and develop a social media toolkit for free
with Michael Fox, Tz Rising & Tushar Menon, TSM Creative Limited
Learn the secrets of success from our experts. These short workshops will give you the tools and techniques to grow your community and run effective social media campaigns.