Climate change is one of the most important and pressing challenges facing our planet and humanity today. What is the role of business and the private sector in fighting climate change, and how can (and why must) business step up to address this challenge now?
This online, public, global, event will bring together leading experts to discuss clean energy: justice, finance, technology, policy, and careers.
Our goal is to bring intelligent and inquisitive minds from across the world to form connections and share learnings, challenging and inspiring one another to foster a broader, more informed, and more engaged community of clean energy leaders.
Keynote speaker - Shalanda Baker!
1st Prize - $12,000
2nd Prize - $3,500
The Yale Healthcare Conference is a student-led event that brings together professionals, scholars, and students to engage in informative discussion focused on identifying solutions to contemporary healthcare issues.
There has never been a better time for businesses to assess their impacts and dependencies on nature. Through understanding and considering the risks and opportunities created by nature, businesses can make better decisions that benefit themselves, society and the planet as a whole.
The DigitalFuture Summit is an annual conference organized entirely by Master’s in Management students at ESMT Berlin. Our goal is to provide a platform for students and young professionals to connect with companies and organizations through meaningful interaction, whether that interaction results in ideas for innovation or in many cases, a job offer.
The Collaborative for Urban Resilience (CURE) invites you to share your vision for inclusive and sustainable cities, with the 2020 CURE Photo Contest. We are seeking young leaders, students, activists and change makers to submit photos and stories from around the world that capture the spirit of sustainability and inclusivity. The deadline to submit your photos will be December 31, 2020.
The Open Climate Collabathon is an open event mobilizing a global network of Universities, civic tech groups, startups and youth to crowd-develop an integrated climate accounting system, designed to help the world track and achieve the goals of the Paris climate agreement by leveraging state-of-the-art digital technologies.
Institutions have until October 30 to register for the 2020 Map the System competition.