Amid crises, diversity is often scapegoated. The evidence points the other way: demographic change, the “mother” of diversity, has expanded longevity, education, gender equality, and mobility, making societies more innovative and prosperous. Today’s superdiversity, across gender, age, ethnicity/migration, socioeconomic origin, ability, and health, powers productivity and creativity. New D&I narratives should rely on precision data to protect and design for this richness, shifting the conversation from risk to value, and from polarization to shared wellbeing.
Introduction to Inclusion Weeks and Broaden Your Frame
Welcome Address
Francesco Billari Rector
Paola Profeta Dean for Diversity, Inclusion and Sustainability
Carlo Salvato Dean, Graduate School
Superdiversity - New D&I Narratives in a Superdiverse World
Speaker
Francesco Billari Rector
Svolto in Inglese