If we want to find new solutions for tough global problems, we have to learn to change our perspectives and consider different ways of measuring policy success and impact.
The Movement for Education, Systems and Health (MESH) was founded to do just that for global education and health policy. We want people from all walks of life to join us and help shape our future.
Why do systems that were created to serve people so often lose sight of the values they were built around? How are indigenous knowledge and cultural legitimacy treated by those systems, and what would have to change in the design of institutions to produce different outcomes?
MESH will be holding three free sessions to introduce itself to World Values Day supporters and everyone interested in addressing systemic values issues in health and education sectors around the world, ahead of a campaign it is launching to influence policy-makers ahead of next year’s G20 Global Leaders Summit in the UK.
This first session is on 14th October from 19.00 to 20.00 BST (GMT/UTC+1) – please register here for the session
The second session is on 15th October from 08.00 to 09.00 BST (GMT/UTC+1) – please register here for the session
The third session is on 15th October from 19.00 to 20.00 BST (GMT/UTC+1) – please register here for the session
