America, slavery and how museums can help to heal fractured societies
By better understanding how the legacy of slavery has shaped our struggle for racial equality, we can collectively remember, acknowledge, learn, and perhaps ultimately, begin to heal.
I swam for my life, I swam in the Olympics, and now I want dignity for all refugees
There is no shame in being a refugee, and we must stand together for peace, decency and dignity for all those fleeing persecution and violence, says Yusra Mardini.
Is the future of work a man's world? 3 ways women can win
Women are disproportionately threatened by automation and changing nature of work. But we can arm them against an uncertain future, writes ManpowerGroup's Mara Swan.
From Dada to Davos, how artists speak truth to power
If we can listen to the artists who hold up a mirror to society, we may yet engage in the type of meaningful conversation we so desperately need today.
Shakira: What neuroscience has taught us about a child’s developing brain
Investing in early childhood development is one of the most powerful ways to ensure peaceful and prosperous societies, says the international artist and philanthropist.
The LGBTQ equality movement has come too far to be beaten now
Equality is good for prosperity – and nowhere is this more forcefully understood than in the business sector.
To end terror we need to engage Islam, not ignore it
Islam has an image problem. We need to understand it, nurture it and help shield its young people from the grasp of extremist ideologues.
Natural capital: John Grade’s dazzling, decomposing artworks
The Seattle-based artist uses climate sensors, termites and thousands of people to create his nature-inspired sculptures, one of which is on show at Davos this year.
Here's how to turn resolutions into reality, according to an expert
A behaviourist suggests the best way to stick to your New Year’s resolutions.
A day in the life of Scott, hopelessly distracted office worker
Like 79% of smartphone owners, Scott looked at his device within 15 minutes of waking.
Here's why our political opinions differ - and get further apart
Kris De Meyer explores how political opinions can become so heavily polarized.
Religion may be bigger business than we thought. Here's why
Religion is a significant source of America’s economic and social strength. You may be surprised just how significant.