This workshop invites the audience to join the speakers in reflecting on how present systems generate and perpetuate profound injustice and structural violence and consider how alternative governance processes can support systemic change to ensure global peacefulness and co-flourishing. It focuses on presenting and discussing key findings from UNESCO research to better understand youth leadership development in the context of unprecedented global challenges. In particular, the workshop highlights the relationship between youth leadership, ethical principles underpinning governance, and systemic transformation, including from a youth perspective. The speakers will outline the necessary shifts in understanding these interrelated concepts aimed at the importance of the human future.
Director of Global Humanity for Peace Institute, University of Wales Trinity St David. Prof. Gill is the Coordinator of the UNESCO’s Collective Healing, Social Justice and Global Well-Being initiative, a Life Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts (FRSA), and a laureate of the 2022 Luxembourg Peace Award.
Researcher at the Guerrand-Hermès Foundation for Peace and a professional jazz pianist. Toto is leading the research process for developing the UNESCO Futures-Forming Leadership, Programme to support young people’s capacities and opportunities for meaningful leadership towards systemic transformation for human flourishing.
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World Peace Forum Barcelona | 23- 25th November 23
