HOPE is a podcast which aims to spread knowledge about the ever- evolving world around us by engaging in discussions with those who are shaping this change. Economics, journalism, democracies, education- the areas which HOPE hopes to endeavour into is ever growing. When we find something incredibly interesting that is also somewhat under- discussed, we find ways to discuss it! HOPE was established under the UN75 initiative- the idea emerged from a want for discussion with specialists in fields in relation to the themes revolving around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Podcast Overview
HOPE is a podcast which aims to spread knowledge about the ever- evolving world around us by engaging in discussions with those who are shaping this change. Economics, journalism, democracies, education- the areas which HOPE hopes to endeavour into is ever growing. When we find something incredibly interesting that is also somewhat under- discussed, we find ways to discuss it! HOPE was established under the UN75 initiative- the idea emerged from a want for discussion with specialists in fields in relation to the themes revolving around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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Recent Episodes
October 24, 2021
HOPE: for conflict resolution in wars and workspaces
<p>In Episode 8 of<strong> HOPE: for conflict resolution in wars and workspaces</strong>, Alyssa and Katya discuss the broad domain of conflict resolution. Touching upon topics such as distributive, punitive, and restorative justice with real world examples, conflict mitigation techniques in war situations, they explore how conflict is effectively resolved in volatile situations. Further they discuss how conflict can be dealt with within teams and between teams in workspaces, analysing the implications of the domain on a micro- scale. </p> <p>Do you want to know what methods trained wartime conflict mitigators use to stimulate peace between two opposing communities? How do they get the oppressor and the oppressed in the same room to deliberate with each other? How did the Romans and the Czechs eventually get along? Did South Africa's administration of justice benefit its natives post- apartheid? How do you ensure that your teams are working in coordination? </p> <p>Listen in to get answers to these questions and a dose of hope :)</p>
September 7, 2021
HOPE: for collective intelligence
<p>In Episode 7 of HOPE: for collective intelligence, Alyssa interviews Ankitha Cheerakathil , an alumna of Sciences Po, social entrepreneur in deliberative policy making, and researcher in urbanisation and governance at UPenn. She brought her experiences from abroad to India and founded ‘The Foundation for Community Consensus’, the Indian office of the Czech think tank, Institute H21. Ms. Ankitha has worked extensively in the field of collective intelligence, and so in this episode we delve into topics such as the meaning of collective intelligence, the domains it belongs to, the various mechanisms we can use to mobilise collective intelligence, and so on with a special focus on analysing such ideas in the Indian context- something that is rarely discussed. Listen in to get your daily dose of hope (and look out for mentions of Ankitha’s cat) :)</p>
August 9, 2021
HOPE: for building smart communities
<p>In Episode 6 of <strong>HOPE: FOR BUILDING SMART COMMUNITIES</strong>, Alyssa interviews Ekaterina Petrikevich, an alumna of Columbia and Sciences Po who brought her extensive knowledge of political science and human rights into participation and civic engagement to emerge as a leader in these fields. Currently the International Director and Founder of Participation Factory and Civic Port, Katya is working on mainstreaming the best practices in participation in policy-making and strategic planning processes. </p> <p>This episode explores the mechanisms used to build smart communities such as Participatory Budgeting and Civic Tech with real world examples and anecdotes of Katya’s work with Czech governments, Nigerian Schools, young Western African leaders and so on. Understand complex tools of democracy in simple ways! Listen in to get your daily dose of hope :)</p> <p><br></p> <p>More resources to explore Participatory Budgeting and Civic Tech-</p> <p>https://www.peoplepowered.org/</p> <p>https://www.pbatlas.net/index.html</p> <p>https://civichall.org/civicist/how-civic-tech-has-evolved-over-the-last-25-years/</p>
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