Tickets to our 2019 Conference are available now! Click here to reserve a place.
Equality, or perhaps more accurately inequality, is without doubt one of the most important issues across the globe today. With the richest 4% of the population controlling over 45% of the world’s wealth, it is clear that a major focus must be placed on finding solutions to tackle this staggering divide. When considering what constitutes true equality, economic wealth is just one piece of the puzzle; the interplay between health, education, geography and technology also cannot be forgotten.
The 2019 Conference seeks to explore the intricacies and complexities involved in the search for innovative solutions to tackle inequalities. How can technologies be used effectively to support communities and initiatives? How can nations cooperate to avoid exacerbating inequalities and create long-term solutions? What can we as individuals do to make a difference?
Join us on Saturday 2nd March for the chance to hear from a diverse and exciting range of speakers and directly engage with these concepts. With a thought provoking mixture of panels and individual talks alongside a networking hour to connect with other like minded members of the Cambridge community, this event is definitely not to be missed
Our speakers will be announced on a rolling basis: watch this space, and follow us on Facebook
The Cambridge International Development Conference is organised by the Centre for Global Equality - Student Society
Equality, or perhaps more accurately inequality, is without doubt one of the most important issues across the globe today. With the richest 4% of the population controlling over 45% of the world’s wealth, it is clear that a major focus must be placed on finding solutions to tackle this staggering divide. When considering what constitutes true equality, economic wealth is just one piece of the puzzle; the interplay between health, education, geography and technology also cannot be forgotten.
The 2019 Conference seeks to explore the intricacies and complexities involved in the search for innovative solutions to tackle inequalities. How can technologies be used effectively to support communities and initiatives? How can nations cooperate to avoid exacerbating inequalities and create long-term solutions? What can we as individuals do to make a difference?
Join us on Saturday 2nd March for the chance to hear from a diverse and exciting range of speakers and directly engage with these concepts. With a thought provoking mixture of panels and individual talks alongside a networking hour to connect with other like minded members of the Cambridge community, this event is definitely not to be missed
Our speakers will be announced on a rolling basis: watch this space, and follow us on Facebook
The Cambridge International Development Conference is organised by the Centre for Global Equality - Student Society
