B-Roll from the ITU AI for Good Global Summit, Geneva, Switzerland, 6-7 July 2023. Duration: 11 minutes 31 seconds 00:00:00 – 00:05:22 – Slate 00:05:22– 00:52:02 – Werner Vogels, Chief

B-Roll from the ITU AI for Good Global Summit, Geneva, Switzerland, 6-7 July 2023. Duration: 11 minutes 31 seconds 00:00:00 – 00:05:22 – Slate 00:05:22– 00:52:02 – Werner Vogels, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President, Amazon. Keynote speech. 00:52:02 – 01:37:12 – Robotics demonstrations at ITU AI for Good Global Summit 01:37:12– 02:09:00 – Talks and discussions at ITU AI for Good Global Summit 02:09:00 – 03:03:05 – Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General, ITU and Lili Ibrahim, Chief Operating Officer, Google DeepMind. Panel discussion. 03:03:05 – 05:16:10 – Frederic Werner, Head, Strategic Engagement, TSB, ITU and Reinhard Scholl, Deputy Director, TSB, ITU “AI for Good in Action” (extract) 05:16:10 – 05:43:20 –Serge Conesa , Founder, Chairman & CEO, Immersion4 “Emergency efficiency for AI” (extract) 05:44:15 – 06:18:09– Panel discussion. “Crowdsourcing AI solutions for climate change.” 06:18:09 – 06:53:07 – Mauel Marina Breysse, Cardiologist, CEO & Co-Founder IDOVEN 06:53:07 – 07:25:19 – Global Initiative on AI for Health ribbon cutting 07:25:19 – 08:06:18 – Babak Hodjat, CTO AI, Cognizant, “Project Resilience – facilitating collaborative AI solutions to global problems” 08:06:18 – 09:22:10 – Anne Neuberger, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Security Advisor, White House and Roberto Viola, Deputy General of DGCONNECT European Commission “Fostering Cross Regional Collaboration on AI” 09:22:10 – 10:34:22 – Amandeep Singh Gill, UN Secretary General’s Envoy on Technology, United Nations 10:34:22 – 11:27:16 – Tomas Lamanauskas, Deputy Secretary-General, ITU and Lori Rodney, Global Communications Leader, Shutterstock. 11:27:16 – 11:31:07 – Logo #aiforgood

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Ms. Pallavi Mohan is an eminent fashion designer. Through an arduous journey that began in a small town in India, she has succeeded in establishing a globally renowned brand, Not So Serious. For Ms.

Ms. Pallavi Mohan is an eminent fashion designer. Through an arduous journey that began in a small town in India, she has succeeded in establishing a globally renowned brand, Not So Serious. For Ms. Mohan, every square inch of fabric is designed to cater to individuality from stitch to style. An Art graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Textile Design from University of Arts London – Chelsea School of Art and Design, Designer Pallavi Mohan, has taken fashion to new heights. Her label ‘Not So Serious’ merges western sensibilities with Indian ethos. The essence of her label is feminine sensibility with an interesting mix of colours and combination of mix media. The brand believes that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication from being stylishly witty and quirky, to individualistic. Ms. Mohan’s illustrious career encompasses working with top fashion brands like Roberto Cavalli, Jean Paul Gaultier and Juicy Couture to becoming one of the top 5 finalists at the Vogue Fashion Fund. In the special issue of India Today ‘Fashion’s Newest Stars’ Pallavi Mohan and her brand NSS were recognized as pioneers of ‘unfamiliar zones’ in the couture market. For Ms. Pallavi Mohan, every square inch of fabric is designed to cater to individuality and diversity, from stitch to style. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the UDHR Cultural Survival is hosting an event at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice Many positive developments for Indigenous Peoples’ rights

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the UDHR Cultural Survival is hosting an event at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice Many positive developments for Indigenous Peoples’ rights have taken place since the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Many more spaces have opened up for Indigenous participation, and new agreements protecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples have been adopted, yet, respect for the rights of Indigenous Peoples around the world remains far from fulfilled. In many parts of the world today, Indigenous Peoples are still facing grave human rights abuses and challenges. A great deal of work is needed to bring the issues of human rights of Indigenous Peoples to the front and center of global discussions. At this event, we will reflect on the achievements of the global Indigenous rights movement, and address the work still left to do to fulfill the promise of human rights for Indigenous Peoples. Featuring respected Indigenous leaders and scholars from across the globe: Kaimana Barcarse (Kanaka Hawai’i) Roberto Borrero (Taíno) Dr. Elsa Stamatopolou Pasang Dolma Sherpa (Sherpa) Dr. Pavel Sulyandziga (Udege) Dr. Dalee Sambo Dorough (Iñupiaq) Lucy Mulenkei (Maasai)

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Ancient Order - Trust is basis for national survival.

Father "Charlie"

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