Connor Woodall talks about his journey to becoming a political scientist, organiser and activist. He discusses the systemic changes we can make to our economic systems and the role a Universal Basic Income could have in this, changing what work we do and what it means to us.Connor is a political scientist, organizer and activist from the United States. His main focus is systemic causes to the problems of the world we live in and shifting public narratives around how we speak about these syste...
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Connor Woodall talks about his journey to becoming a political scientist, organiser and activist. He discusses the systemic changes we can make to our economic systems and the role a Universal Basic Income could have in this, changing what work we do and what it means to us.Connor is a political scientist, organizer and activist from the United States. His main focus is systemic causes to the problems of the world we live in and shifting public narratives around how we speak about these syste...
Looking at the world (and the workplace) through a less neurotypical lens
Our Green Futures - by 2050 Climate Group
18 minutes
3 years ago
Looking at the world (and the workplace) through a less neurotypical lens
Rudraksha shares his view on how to make the world (and work) more inclusive and the benefits that come from embracing a less neurotypical view of the world.Rudraksha Mitra is a 22 year old from New Delhi, India. A former international level tennis player, his bid to make sport more inclusive for ADHD brains led him to the world of advocacy and social impact. He aims to use his unique experience as a neurodivergent athlete and his passion for storytelling and design thinking to make the world...
Our Green Futures - by 2050 Climate Group
Connor Woodall talks about his journey to becoming a political scientist, organiser and activist. He discusses the systemic changes we can make to our economic systems and the role a Universal Basic Income could have in this, changing what work we do and what it means to us.Connor is a political scientist, organizer and activist from the United States. His main focus is systemic causes to the problems of the world we live in and shifting public narratives around how we speak about these syste...
