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Épisode 164 : Elsie Ralston et Alejandra Dancuart | Communautés d'apprentissage

Dans cet épisode du podcast Command Z, je reçois Alejandra Dancuart et Elsie Ralston, cofondatrices de Sur Global, un projet dédié à l’innovation responsable. Alejandra possède plus de 10 ans d’expérience dans les domaines de l’innovation, des ressources humaines et du développement communautaire. Elle a mis en place des programmes visant à réduire la fracture numérique en Amérique latine et en Europe, tout en enseignant dans des communautés rurales du Pérou. Elsie, autrice et stratège à Copenhague, cumule plus d’une décennie d’expérience dans la conception stratégique et l’éducation inclusive ; en tant que directrice générale de Sur Global et directrice éditoriale d’UNTOLD.ink, elle promeut des expériences éducatives ayant un impact concret.

L’avenir des STEM est comportemental

Concevoir l’avenir, pas à pas

Holding onto what seems contradictory: an invitation to see things differently

By Diego Rey Sun Han There are days when everything feels a little overwhelming. The news, the meetings, the small decisions that feel like huge ones. Meanwhile, we’re faced with the idea that there are only two paths: either you’re for it, or you’re against it. Do you move quickly or take your time? Do you innovate or stick with what already works? Without realizing it, we go into conversations weighed down by baggage

Between Excel and Instinct

In the world of social development, chaos is often not an anomaly—it is the starting point.

Climate Education: The New Frontier of Learning

Imagine a generation that graduates knowing how to capture carbon using algae, design porous cities, and interpret the environmental footprint of every product on supermarket shelves.

Should we use ChatGPT in the Global South?

On the Feedback of Implicit Biases in Generative AI on the Identities of the Global South

Binary Thinking and How It Limits Development

There are two kinds of people in the world… those who see everything in black and white, and those who see beyond that.

Strategically shaping the future requires combating the urge for immediacy

Creating a more just, sustainable, and prosperous future for everyone requires long-term thinking, an ethical approach, and an appreciation for diverse perspectives.

How to Predict the Future (Without Tarot)

Let's face it: predicting the future is hard. If it were easy, we'd already be living on Mars—and, just as importantly, someone would have invented a house that cleans itself.

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