Scilla Elworthy - Meaningful Questions - LiveAble Future

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Bridging Foundations for a LiveAble Future, or #liveablefuture, is a worldwide campaign of inspiring conversations bringing together the greatest thinkers of humanity to inspire a different future. #nonprofit
Meet Scilla Elworthy, three times nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for developing effective dialogue between nuclear weapons policy-makers worldwide and their critics.
Dr. Scilla Elworthy is the founder of the Oxford Research Group and Peace Direct. Scilla was adviser to Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Sir Richard Branson in setting up ‘The Elders’. She wrote "The Business Plan for Peace: Building a World Without War", and "The Mighty Heart".
“Meaningful Questions”: Guest speakers at #liveablefuture shared their most Meaningful Questions! Allowing us to gain a better understanding of what drives them every day to act and to achieve the results they have accomplished.
What are your most Meaningful Questions? What would you like to find the answer to, that seems so hard to find? ​
More about “Bridging Foundations for a LiveAble Future”:
This event is unlike many others. No conference. No long monologues. Instead of trying to prepare the best question for our guest speakers, we decided to inverse the process.
Discover more “Meaningful Questions” from all our guest speakers and Greatest Thinkers of Humanity on this channel.
Our “Insightful Conversations” is when we bring together 2 or 3 of our guest speakers to engage in an open conversation. They are recorded and published during the months of June and July.
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Thank you for this brief and powerful piece. It was shared by a member of the small resilience group that I am part of. We are taking your question to heart and mapping out the kind of future that we want and how we can engage the people who can get us there. Our group meets online weekly and this inquiry has already stimulated some deep insights. New subscriber here. Blessings to your Work in the world.