are we alright

Storytelling is a powerful tool for unpacking potential futures and emerging trends.

Using foresight tools and data storytelling approaches, this initiative seeks to respond to the countless uncertainties emerging about the future of work and the rising prominence of ‘quiet quitting’ to unearth the individuals and stories behind the reality of the workforce.

Through collaborative research to reveal new evidence from the underrepresented Global South perspective, the group aims to document experiences of youth disengagement and share insights to influence policy, champion youth advocacy, and lead change for young people in the workplace.

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COP28: a historical bare minimum

COP28: a historical bare minimum

Co-authors: Butti Almheiri, Jacob Ellis, Alice Mukashyaka, Inés Yábar, Saru Duckworth There were claps in the room when the COP28 end was gavelled. There were also silent faces and tears. A sense of disjointed applause and tearful distress combined in a moment in...

Now is the time to show leadership on Climate Action in Nigeria

Now is the time to show leadership on Climate Action in Nigeria

Co-authors: Baliqees Salaudeen-Ibrahim, ‘Seyifunmi Adebote, Yazid Mikail, Lauritta Boniface, Lawrence Akpoterai Dear President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Now is the time to show leadership on Climate Action in Nigeria. We would like to take this moment to extend our heartfelt...