This insight emerged as part of my work as a founding member of the Youth Community of Practice (Youth CoP) – funded by the European Union, where I explored a recurring question at the intersection of finance, sustainability and youth engagement :
Is access to sustainable finance primarily an education problem ? Or does resistance originate at a deeper, systemic level?
How do you see sustainability evolving in your space? As summer offers us a chance to reflect and explore, it’s the perfect time to consider the challenges and opportunities in the sustainability landscape. With shifting policies and companies reassessing their commitments, big-picture thinking can feel daunting. Yet, every perspective matters in this conversation. Join us as we delve into insights from a recent discussion with Elaine France and Pei-Chen, and let their thoughts inspire your own reflections on sustainability. Share your ideas and be part of this important dialogue!
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a crucial aspect of our global sustainability and social impact conversation. The United States, as the birthplace of modern DEI, is witnessing a complex shift, with some companies retreating while others advance. What does this mean for DEI worldwide? Join me on a mini global road-trip to explore the changing landscape of DEI across the US, Europe, and emerging markets, and see how language can bridge gaps or create barriers to opportunity.
When America sneezes, the world catches a cold. This saying has never felt more relevant in our global society. We’ve all heard of companies backing down from DEI initiatives in the US ?
This raises a question: what happens to global progress on DEI when the country that conceptualized the notion no longer wants to use it?
During a networking event, we met an interior designer. She was curious about making her business more sustainable. Throughout the entire conversation, she never asked about regulations or standards. She only had one focus : her customers.
And that made us think : what if we’ve been looking at things the wrong way ?
In 2022, a cyberattack targeted a French hospital. The consequences for sustainability were devastating (personal data exposure, staff had to revert using pens & notepads…)
