IT'S GOING TO BE GOOD

IT'S GOING TO BE GOOD #good18 #ourpower18

What? Challenge, Change and Power 10am to 6pm
Bringing together changemakers, advocates, inventors, entrepreneurs, policy makers and politicians together for a no-holds barred, safe-space to critique and question, build practical strategies for action, and an opportunity to to deconstruct and reconstruct global power, challenge and change.  Think TED x Hackathon!

Who? 130 do-ers, fighters and changemakers from 60+ nations aged 17-36, selected from major global networks and UK social action groups, collaborating to break down silos, to be heard, to act and create as one.  

...How can I get involved?  Contact Frances at frances.brown@ice.cam.ac.uk  and let us know why you'd like to participate and we'll send you a promo code to claim your ticket.  Tickets are limited but we are particularly interested in UK-based attendees to join our international cohort and to include those with first-person experience of issues related to rural living, indigenous rights, identity politics, homelessness and living between homes, marginalised groups, crime, poverty, gang culture or refugees for example.  Participants don't need a track record of professional change and development work but should be passionate about action and improving their communities. Deadline 16th April.

Full speakers and event details to be released soon!

VIP Reception - 6.30pm to 9pm 

In the evening we will be joined by 100 guests who have access to power, knowledge, finance and networks and care passionately about our world and its people.

Are you the VIP we're looking for?  Contact Frances at frances.brown@ice.cam.ac.uk 

Say hello! #good18 #ourpower18 @fbrownwork @drksalt

Support us
This event has been created on a completely pro-bono basis by everyone involved.  The event is free and we have committed to making attending the event for young people cost neutral wherever possible.  If you are able to donate we are able to support attendance from rural, out of work, between homes and economically disadvantaged youth.  In the event that we raise more funds than we need, we will donate to London based charity Arts Emergency, highly valued by event host Frances Brown and the venue sponsor London Metropolitan University, CASS School for Art and Design.  We would love to talk sponsorship, please contact Frances Brown at frances.brown@ice.cam.ac.uk, every little helps! 

If you can't make the event but would like to support us we would be incredibly grateful.  You can do this by clicking register above and selecting 'remote supporter' to donate.  

Sponsors  
The CASS, London Metropolitan University
Supporters
University of Nottingham
Institute of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge

Help on the day

If you are skilled at analysing and communicating data or you are a facilitator and can help to collect data and guide a fruitful conversation...

...We'd love you to join us.  Contact Frances at frances.brown@ice.cam.ac.uk 

Media 
Contact Frances Brown at frances.brown@ice.cam.ac.uk

Inspiration 
We've brought together people from leading businesses, social action groups and youth networks around he world.  A few of the organisations represented include The World Economic Forum Global Shapers, The Queen's Young Leaders Program, Young African Leaders Initiative, One Young World, United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network and The Royal Commonwealth Society.

Say hello! #good18 #ourpower18 @fbrownwork @drksalt

Check out a few of our speakers and organisers for a flavour of the wonderful people and powerful spirits we'll have in the room.  Session speakers announced soon!