59 min
Road to recovery: employment opportunities post-pandemic (18 June 2020) Sydney Ideas
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- Education
COVID-19 has revealed the precariousness of our lives and systems. How can employment & education help us temper the long term impacts of continued social distance.
As we start talking about rebuilding, many are left vulnerable, facing uncertain futures. How can we ensure the cracks don’t become chasms and instead develop a plan that supports an inclusive future and supports social cohesion?
Our panel tackle these big questions and consider how we rebuild, or at least think about the future.
THE SPEAKERS
– Professor John Buchanan, University of Sydney Business School
– Professor Allan Fels AO, University of Melbourne
– Emeritus Professor Geoff Gallop AC, University of Sydney
– Sam Mostyn, non-executive director and sustainability advisor
– Professor Jaky Troy, Director, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research at the University of Sydney.
– Professor Ian Hickie (Moderator), Co-director of the Brain and Mind Centre
For more information, visit the Sydney Ideas website: https://bit.ly/2MJred8
COVID-19 has revealed the precariousness of our lives and systems. How can employment & education help us temper the long term impacts of continued social distance.
As we start talking about rebuilding, many are left vulnerable, facing uncertain futures. How can we ensure the cracks don’t become chasms and instead develop a plan that supports an inclusive future and supports social cohesion?
Our panel tackle these big questions and consider how we rebuild, or at least think about the future.
THE SPEAKERS
– Professor John Buchanan, University of Sydney Business School
– Professor Allan Fels AO, University of Melbourne
– Emeritus Professor Geoff Gallop AC, University of Sydney
– Sam Mostyn, non-executive director and sustainability advisor
– Professor Jaky Troy, Director, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research at the University of Sydney.
– Professor Ian Hickie (Moderator), Co-director of the Brain and Mind Centre
For more information, visit the Sydney Ideas website: https://bit.ly/2MJred8
59 min