Some problems appear more urgent. Things we take for granted seem more fragile. And many of us don’t want life to return to quite what it was. We want a more courageous, more sustainable, more equitable world.
Connections Through COVID is a series of conversations designed to help us help each other thrive in these challenging times.
Conversation 3. Being a Good Ancestor, with Dr Alison Wood
This conversation focuses on how our experience of Covid can refine our ambitions for a better future.
A pandemic situation can be a chance to think about questions Covid raises for our hopes and ambitions; what we are seeing in new ways; the things we want to keep from this experience; the changes we want to see and build here in Cambridge.
This session will prompt us to think both about what we want to learn and keep; and frame those considerations in the idea of ‘being a good ancestor’.
Conversation 1. Chronicling COVID, with Simon Hall
1 December 7.30-8.30pm
Conversation 2. Reconnecting for Resilience, with Sheila McDerment
8 December 7.30-8.30pm
Conversation 4. How Can We Manage Our Digital Wellbeing During COVID? with Dr Tyler Shores
19 January 7.30-8.30pm
