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BORDERLESS is delighted to be hosted by FHI 360 to showcase its film, A Grandmother’s Tribe (www.agrandmotherstribe.com) on 10 May in Washington DC, USA. FHI 360 is a leading human development organization dedicated to improving lives by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions. Its staff include experts in education, health, nutrition, economic development, civil society, environment, gender, youth, research and technology – creating a unique mix of capabilities to address today’s interrelated development challenges. FHI 360 serves more than 60 countries and all U.S. states and territories.

The screening / discussion will be attended by:

Dr. Al Siemens, Chief Executive Officer, FHI 360                        
Alma Candelaria, Director, International Visitor Leadership, U.S. State Department Program
Felix Masi, Film Advisor and International Visitor Leadership,
Danielle Darrow De Mora, Program Director, Center on AIDS and Community Health, FHI 360

To register for this event visit > http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3389162075

BORDERLESS is challenged and invited to open a new future of thinking and action that effects real, lasting social change at the IncrediblEdge Summit this week. The Summit is to be held in Auckland, NZ where discussion and workshops will be held with some of the worlds leading thinkers, entrepreneurs, scientists and artists.

The Summit is set amidst the backdrop of sobering truths such as an “expanding global population (that) will put tremendous pressure on resources such as food, land and water, countries which have relied on continuous economic growth (that) will suffer zero or falling economic growth, the era of cheap carbon fuels (that) will come to an end, and waves of environmental and social crises (taking place) due to global warming.”

And these are the scenarios that this group is meeting to deal with. How do we “turn crisis into opportunity? … To help generate such a process, IncrediblEdge therefore seeks to bring together a diverse range of geniuses from across the world, including leaders in fields such as innovation, the arts and culture, entrepreneurship, architecture, design, film, environmentalism, economics, science, technology, and journalism.”

According to the Summit, “New Zealand, (is) a small country on the edge of the world which has turned its physical isolation into a competitive advantage by developing world class expertise in innovation, creativity, technology, the environment, partnership with indigenous peoples and natural resource protection.”

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