Lessons From Disability Rights, Workers’ Rights, and Global Health

January 21, 2015

Solving Wicked Problems: Lessons on Systems Change from Diverse Fields (January 14, 2015)

At a recent event, three Open Society Fellows discussed how they have supported complex systems reform to address three movements—disability rights, workers’ rights, and global health.

Listen above as the panelists impart lessons that can be applied across a range of issues and sketch out common approaches that can be used by advocates across the globe.

Topics

Access to Medicines, Accountability in Health, Anticorruption, Disability Rights, Harm Reduction, Health Financing, Migration and Asylum, LGBTQI

Seizing Opportunities

Meeting the Demands of a Changing World

Open Society President Mark Malloch-Brown on how the Foundations are retooling to tackle today’s challenges while honoring its core values.

April 7, 2021 | Mark Malloch-Brown

Quality over Quantity

The Real Question about EU Sanctions

A group of people standing outside and looking at their cellphones

It’s true that sanctions disrupt the plans of wealthy autocrats. But to implement them in a moral and ethical way, policymakers must establish clear rules and oversight.

March 22, 2021 | Tinatin Tsertsvadze

A Global Coalition

Indigenous Women Are Championing Climate Justice

A group of people in a forest in Indonesia

Throughout the world, and despite decades of being marginalized and ignored, indigenous women and communities are organizing to demand the systemic injustices of climate change be addressed.

January 19, 2021 | Kavita Nandini Ramdas & Laura Garcia

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