Join us for the third event in Re-claiming the Future - an online discussion series looking at how we can nurture our ability to think, plan and dream for the long term.
Our decisions are shaped by processes and practices that predate us, yet our actions will have consequences that will outlast us by generations. In this session, we explore the growing movement for intergenerational justice and ask what obligation we have to the generations who will succeed us. How we can build a truly participatory and inclusive politics for the future.
About the series
Re-claiming the Future is a fortnightly online event series curated by RSA Oceania and the RSA Sustainability Network. For the full event listings or to book a series ticket, please visit the series page.
Humanity stands at a critical juncture: our political, economic and societal decision making is focused on the short-term and is threatening the long-term survival of our species and our planet. The path we choose from here will determine the legacy we leave for future generations. Now, more than ever, we urgently need to expand our time perspectives – to think and plan for the long term so can we reclaim the future for coming generations.
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