by Sara Ersson | May 12, 2021 | Global leadership and universal values, Podcasts
Today’s world is short of a lot of things—sustainable environment, peace, prosperity, equality—but what we lack most is innovative, global, values-based leadership. If we can find and nurture that kind of leadership, the rest will follow. The...
by Sara Ersson | Apr 20, 2021 | Articles, The crisis of democracy and governance
“I do fear we will look back on the disruption caused by the pandemic on children’s education—which has been at unprecedented scale, length and duration—we will be looking on this period as indeed something that will be with us for many years to come.” —Robert...
by Sara Ersson | Apr 15, 2021 | Podcasts, The crisis of democracy and governance
“1.6 billion children…had their schooling disrupted at the height of the pandemic. That’s 92% of the globally enrolled student body. Those of us who were in scenario planning and talking about responding to disruptions never would have put that type...
by Sara Ersson | Mar 31, 2021 | Global leadership and universal values, Podcasts
“When you fall down, you make mistakes, and that’s how you learn. If everything’s always smooth and you never encounter any problems ever, I think you don’t develop the courage to tackle whatever comes your way. So, you learn from falling down,...
by Sara Ersson | Aug 20, 2020 | Podcasts, Power in the 21st century, The crisis of democracy and governance
One hundred years ago to the month, the collapsing Ottoman Empire was finally out of its misery in the Treaty of Sevre. However, in an echo of American author Mark Twain’s dictum that history never repeats, but sometimes rhymes, President Erdogan of Turkey today seems...
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