Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
3 inventive ways to end violence against women
One in three women has experienced some form of sexual or physical violence. These creative initiatives want to put a stop to that.
Stéphanie Thomson
Stéphanie Thomson is a writer and editor at the World Economic Forum.
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Fourth Industrial Revolution
10 companies that are great at empathy
New research suggests that nice guys don't always finish last.
Resilience, Peace and Security
This picture of a starving girl shocked the world. But it’s just another tragedy in Yemen’s forgotten war
Almost two years of conflict have left 80% of Yemenis in need of humanitarian aid.
There are 193 countries. But just 10 of the poorest are hosting half the world’s refugees
Just 10 of the world’s 193 countries host more than half its refugees.
Emerging Technologies
Conoce a la joven que ayudó a ilegalizar el matrimonio infantil en Tanzania
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Fourth Industrial Revolution
The most important skills of tomorrow, according to five global leaders
What skills should we focus on learning today to succeed tomorrow? We spoke with five experts from the Forum’s Young Global Leaders community to get their take.
Jobs and the Future of Work
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人们的工作环境如今可能经历着比之前任何一个时期都更为快速而剧烈的变化。根据世界经济论坛的调查，在五年后，使人能在工作中游刃有余的必要技能会有35%的不同。可是如果我们无法预知未来的工作环境是什么样的时候，我们要对此作何准备呢？有哪些技能和专业知识是学生们为了将来取得成功而需要习得的呢？我们访问了五位世界经济论坛全球青年领袖中的专家，了解到了他们的看法。
Leadership
5 global leaders share the best advice they ever received
5 leaders share the words of wisdom that helped them become the people they are today.
Emerging Technologies
5 Japanese innovations that changed the world
Few places have done more than Japan to define today’s technological landscape.
Civil Society
Polish women just brought their country to a standstill (and won)
This week millions of Poles, mainly women, took to the streets in protest, bringing the country to a standstill.
Scientists say Google is changing our brains
The internet has changed every part of our lives. Now scientists say it’s even changing our brains.
Scientists want to mimic the human brain. And they’ve made a breakthrough
Forget supercomputers: one of the most impressive machines in the world is right there in your head. That's why scientists have been working to mimic it.
Wellbeing and Mental Health
This is how Google creates happier, more productive employees
Chade-Meng Tan, the man behind Google's mindfulness programme, explains how mindfulness meditation can boost happiness, creativity and productivity.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Think you know Japan? These 5 charts will make you think again
Japan has its fair share of challenges, but as these charts show, that’s just one side of the story.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Los 10 países donde es más difícil nacer niña
En ningún lugar en la tierra las mujeres tienen las mismas oportunidades que los hombres - sobre todo en estos 10 países.