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Completed Roundtables
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May 14, 2013 at 11:00 am PT
We've got a new form of "affordable housing" crisis in major American cities and it involves the best and brightest of the Millennial Generation who want to dedicate their lives to public benefit causes but can't afford to live. Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive, has a big idea for "Foundation Housing" that might keep some from migrating to the well-paying sectors of the economy where they spend their talents on less meaningful pursuits. We had a terrific lineup of innovators who understand all aspects of housing and helped come up with new ways forward. Read more →
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Next Roundtable
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May 21, 2013 at 11:00 am PT
Finance is driving many of our reinventions across issues and industries. As new financial approaches revalue global risks, capital is already starting to flow towards a sustainable and inclusive future. Join this roundtable of leading thinkers led by Dave Chen to identify concrete steps to accelerate this historic shift. How can the financial wizardry that brought us things like securitization be applied to social and environmental challenges? Who wins and who loses as capital becomes increasingly abundant and natural resources increasingly scarce?
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Upcoming Roundtables
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May 30, 2013 at 11:00 am PT
If you took stock of America in the early 21st century and thought about how to create the best governing system possible, you would certainly start with utilizing the foundation of modern digital technologies. So then how could governance, or collective problem-solving, work in that new context? How could we maximize the intelligence of all Americans and get way beyond our current Congress? Do you reform the current system or reinvent the whole thing? Join this big think roundtable at they contemplate what form of governance is possible if we ever opened up another Constitutional Convention. Learn more →
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