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Wona Lee on the Impact of K-Pop in Korean Language Learning
For the new impactmania and UCSB program: Human Mind and Migration (HMM), we are featuring migrants who have been contributing cultural, social, and economic wealth and health to their adopted countries. Add your migration story to the HMM program: www.hmm.ucsb.edu. [...]
Digital Nomads Magazine features 23 Nationalities
For the last 5 years, impactmania has featured change makers in more than 30 countries. For media outlets who are plastering "We stand by you against racism" it is about time you reflect the world in your publications. For all of us: stop buying magazines that do not acknowledge you and your community.
Finnish CEO Tarja Huuskonen: Dancing To Heal the Brain
For the new impactmania and UCSB program: Human Mind and Migration (HMM), we are featuring migrants who have been contributing cultural, social, and economic wealth and health to their adopted countries. The series Modern-Day Migrants in the Performing Arts explores [...]
Paola Ferrari in Brussels, Belgium on a Post-COVID World
The BC (Before Corona) times are not times we want to ‘go back’ to – they were not good enough for most of the people on the planet—and for the planet itself. It is time to reimagine and reinvent a Brave, Green, Inclusive, and Prosperous New World. And to put more of the creative, generous, and talented young people in the drivers' seats.
Sustainable Cities Through Digital Transformations
Digital transformation is a process of culture. It is changing patterns and behavior within the city. With people adopting solutions that are especially focused on the ethical parts of digitalization.
Olympian, Beatrice Faumuinā in Auckland, New Zealand on a Post-COVID World
COVID-19 really highlighted some of our strengths and weaknesses. Strong political leadership meant New Zealand has been able to preserve human life, and our country has been singled out as a global leader in our response to COVID-19. However, it also highlighted that some areas of our economy need to improve their digital capability.