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Anasuya Sengupta, co-director and co-founder of Whose Knowledge?, discusses culture, knowledge, and what inspires her work

Former director-general of the National Museums of Kenya George Abungu discusses the changes in his cultural heritage work over the last decade

Technology presents new ways and opportunities for engaging with stakeholders and identifying new issues and risks. For this month’s Salzburg Question for Corporate Governance, Alibaba general counsel asks given the sheer volume of information, how do we filter out the “noise” and identify what is most critical? 

Non-profits sign new three-year agreement at Schloss Leopoldskron

Practitioners from the cultural heritage sector and representatives of cultural ministries and heritage associations among those to convene for latest Salzburg Global program

Participants at Social and Emotional Learning: Time for Action explore the gaps in research on SEL

Participants at Social and Emotional Learning: Time for Action discuss assessment methods for SEL

New report shares insights from the fourth annual program of the Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum

Report from the second US Regional Fellows Event of the Salzburg Global Forum for Young Cultural Innovators (YCI Forum) now online and available to download, read and share.

Report from Philanthropy and Social Investment series, offering recommendations on how to attract the “the best of the best” to the philathropic sector, is now online to download, read and share

Salzburg Global Fellow Kevin Desouza reflects on the importance of stretching people’s imagination using case studies and hypothetical scenarios

Latest report from the Culture, Arts and Society series now available online

Paul Mihailidis, director of the Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change, provides an overview of the 12th program and the work produced by participants

Latest report from the Public Sector Strategy Network now available to download, read, and share

Salzburg Statement from the program, Changing Minds: Innovations in Dementia Care and Dementia-Friendly Communities, endorsed by health care professionals across the world

Salzburg Global Fellows from Changing Minds: Innovations in Dementia Care and Dementia-Friendly Communities issue call for action

Three-day program in Amman, Jordan, brings together participants from 15 countries

On International Mother Language Day, Salzburg Global Fellows call on educators, businesses and governments to promote language diversity as a global norm

Statement says children should benefit from nature - wherever they live, learn and play

Since issuing their joint statement, “The Salzburg Challenge”, our Fellows have been busy putting their words into action

A call to action to connect nature and health to benefit future urban generations

A story involving Salzburg Global Seminar and the International Society for Contemporary Literature and Theatre (ISCLT), a network established in 1975 still going strong today

Elizabeth Power Robison, vice president of Center Advancement at the Milken Institute, returns to Schloss Leopoldskron and reflects on new project

Co-founder of Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations discusses her work and her experience at Salzburg Global

Bangladeshi photographer and activist highlighted in the magazine’s annual end-of-year piece

US Federal Reserve Governor to chair international regulations body

Rebecca Chan and Yu Nakamura discuss culture, cuisine and equitable development in Daejeon, the Republic of Korea

Salzburg Global Fellow Kevin Desouza reflects on the importance of stretching people’s imagination using case studies and hypothetical scenarios