Systemic Racism
4 façons d'être un allié dans la lutte contre le racisme
La lutte contre le racisme systémique enraciné nécessite l'engagement actif des personnes blanches et des personnes de couleur non noires - voici par où commencer.
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Systemic Racism
Cuatro formas de ser un aliado en la lucha contra el racismo
La lucha contra el racismo sistémico arraigado necesita el compromiso activo de los blancos y de las personas de color que no son negras.
Systemic Racism
4 ways to be an ally in the fight against racism
Combating ingrained systemic racism needs active engagement from white people and non-black people of colour – here's where to start.
Emerging Technologies
Estos son los Pioneros Tecnológicos de 2020 del Foro Económico Mundial
Este año Pioneros de la Tecnología incluye líderes en todo, desde la carne alternativa a las economías circulares.
Emerging Technologies
These are the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2020
This year’s Technology Pioneers includes leaders in everything from alternative meat to circular economies.
Technological Transformation
These are the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2019
One company plans to 3D-print rockets on Mars, another is using AI to make driverless cars understand the behaviour of other road users, while a third is using big data to help avert natu...
Future of Mobility
What the car industry has done to help fight climate change – and what it needs to do next
Car-makers have made dramatic changes to their operations in pursuit of sustainability - but customers have yet to catch up. Here's three ways countries and companies could drive demand.
United States
Bangladesh, South Africa and Bolivia all beat the US for women’s representation in politics
Only a quarter of seats in US Congress and a fifth of Cabinet positions are held by women. Other countries show how quotas, commissions and role models can pave change, writes Madeleine H...