Future of Work Archives

Leadership Insights from a Navy SEAL: Admiral William H. McRaven

Admiral McRaven is here to tell us why we don’t need a law to have a culture of diversity.

Dr. Miguel Cardona on Skill Development and Educational Equity

Dr. Miguel Cardona is a Latino man with a goatee. He wears glasses, a blue button down shirt and black jacket. He's smiling warmly at the camera.

US Secretary for Education Dr Miguel Cardona is here to discuss the importance of skill development in educational equity.

Challenging the Status Quo: Sinéad Burke’s Journey of Disability Activism

Sinéad is a queer little person with shoulder length dark brown hair that's kicking out and misbehaving. She's wearing a white T-shirt and smiles warmly towards the camera.

Sinéad Burke is here to tell us why accessibility is an innovation, not a cost.

What are the economic implications of racism?

Elizabeth is a Black woman wearing a black shirt and has long curly dark hair. She smiles against a purple background with her name in white text in the left hand corner.

Elizabeth Hinton is here to tell us how we can break the cycle of police violence and social unrest.

Why is AI not an authority on fairness?

Hannah has red hair and pale skin and smiles facing the camera with her left hand up as if her elbow is on a table in front of her. She appears against a fuschia pink background.

Hannah Fry is here to tell us why we can’t assume software is perfect.

If AI can replace some jobs, should we?

Missy has sandy blonde hair and wears a black top. She's smiling and facing the camera and appears beside her name on an ink blue background.

Missy Cummings is here to tell you why AI is not the job killer.

Why is artificial intelligence set to become a human rights issue?

Dr Noble has shoulder length curly hair. Safiya wears a salmon colored top and a brown patterned scarf. She appears on a terracotta background.

Safiya Noble is here to examine the ways in which search algorithms can reinforce and amplify existing biases and stereotypes, particularly against marginalized groups such as women, people of color, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Why does climate change hit marginalized communities harder?

Julia wears a blue top and has curly shoulder length hair and freckles. She appears on a hot pink background with her name in white text in the left hand corner.

Julia Hatton is here to discuss the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions in marginalized communities.

Why is life after incarceration just another prison sentence?

Dr Miller is wearing a white button up shirt and black suit jacket. He's pictured smiling wearing glasses against a blue background. His name appears in white text.

Dr Reuben Jonathan is here to discuss the complexities of incarceration, re-entry and the labor market.

Best of: How can we challenge the stigma of incarceration?

Vincent, a bald man with a dark beard, is pictured in a blue polo shirt against an eggplant background. His name appears in white text.

Vincent Bragg is here to talk about his mission – to challenge the stigma of how society views people with a criminal history, as well as how people with a criminal history view themselves.

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