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Season 3 - Trailer

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Multilateralism at a crossroads: does international cooperation still work?
Does multilateralism still matter - and what would change if global cooperation were built for today’s world, not yesterday’s?Marking the 80th anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly, this episode of Our World, Connected explores whether multilateralism can still deliv ... Show More
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Dec 17
Radical inclusion: driving social change with and for young disabled people
What does radical inclusion really look like – and what would change if dignity, access and belonging were built into our systems from the start?Marking the UN’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities, this episode of Our World, Connected explores how societies can move b ... Show More
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Global tertiary education: how to survive and thrive in a volatile world?
<p><em>How can higher education remain resilient in an age of uncertainty?</em></p><p>Universities everywhere are under pressure, from political interference and funding cuts, to rapid technological change and shifting public expectations.</p><p>In this episode of Our World, Conn ... Show More
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