Ten talks, ten topics

Ten diverse speakers took to the stage. Below are their talks, and what's been captured. 

Marianne Elliott

Former ActionStation's co-director Marianne imagines life as a 98-year-old, and looks back at the watershed moments of 2018 which made that a turning point for justice and equality. 

Mary Fisher

Paralympian Mary Fisher talks about the untapped strength of diversity. What might a fully inclusive and accessible society look like?

Kat Lintott & Malcolm Mulholland

Kat Lintott and Malcolm Mulholland bring to a life a future in which Aotearoa has a written constitution, with Te Tiriti o Waitangi as its founding document.

Don Christie

Catalyst's Don Christie extrapolates some current concepts in the realm of open education. 

Sam Lang

Sam Lang dreams about an ecologically literate society.

Eric Crampton

Eric Crampton, of The NZ Initiative, imagines a New Zealand that shifts its reliance from central to regional government. And even in fifty years, is still the best place to leave. 

Jory Akuhata

Jory Akuhata questions what conversations efforts we need to start now, so that we can still enjoy the lush green forests fifty years from now. 

Jon Herries & Darian Eckersley

Jon Herries and Darian Eckersley, from the Ministry of Health & Australia's Digital Health Agency respectively, imagine a Star Trek-inspired future of health. 

Girol Karacaoglu

Girol Karacaoglu explains an integrated policy framework for intergenerational wellbeing

Kerry Dalton

Kerry Dalton, of the Citizen's Advice Bureau, imagines a future where everyone can thrive.