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SEPTEMBER 2022 MEETING
September 19-20, 2022
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TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
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FUTURE-PROOFING THE CARIBBEAN: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT THE REGION’S ECONOMIC, HEALTH,
AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE
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GETTING UNSTUCK
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THE FUTURE OF HEALTH: HOW WE CAN HORIZON PLAN FOR THE NEXT GLOBAL HEALTH
CHALLENGES
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BEYOND REPRESENTATION: HOW WE CAN CLOSE THE OWNERSHIP GAP FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND
INVESTORS OF COLOR
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SPECIAL CONVERSATION: ENHANCEMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF CLIMATE-RELATED
DISCLOSURES | SPOTLIGHT SESSION: REACHING NET ZERO
ARCHIVED
REVERSING THE GLOBAL SLIDE ON POVERTY: HOW WE CAN SCALE UP PROVEN ANTI-POVERTY
SOLUTIONS
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP GREENHOUSE
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A PIVOTAL WINDOW FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND MATERNAL HEALTH: HOW WE CAN LEAD THE
VANGUARD FOR AVAILABILITY, AGENCY, AND ACCESS
ARCHIVED
A FAST AND FAIR CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION: HOW WE CAN UNLOCK CAPITAL FOR CLIMATE
MITIGATION IN AN EQUITABLE AND JUST WAY
ARCHIVED
PHILANTHROPY MEETING THE MOMENT: HOW WE CAN TRANSFORM GIVING AND GRANTMAKING FOR
EQUITY, JUSTICE, AND IMPACT
ARCHIVED
AN EQUITABLE RECOVERY: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT UNDERSERVED ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL
BUSINESSES
ARCHIVED
“ONCE AND FOR ALL”
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THE IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG CHILDREN’S HEALTHY
DEVELOPMENT
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STILL UNFINISHED BUSINESS: HOW WE CAN IMPROVE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN
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“HOME”
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PLENARY SESSION: CONVERSATION BETWEEN PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PRESIDENT VOLODYMYR
ZELENSKYY
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COMMUNITIES LEADING THE WAY ON PUBLIC HEALTH: HOW WE CAN CENTER LOCAL HEALTH
INFRASTRUCTURE IN VACCINE DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL HEALTH INVESTMENTS
ARCHIVED
CITIES AT THE CENTER: HOW WE CAN FIND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCLUSION AT THE
NEXUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND THE REFUGEE CRISIS
ARCHIVED
REAL SOCIAL IMPACT: HOW WE CAN MEASURE AND MAKE PROGRESS ON THE ‘S’ IN ESG
ARCHIVED
THE MENTAL WELL-BEING OF THE NEXT GENERATION: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE’S
MENTAL HEALTH AMID MULTIPLE EXISTENTIAL THREATS
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EDUCATION ON THE MOVE: HOW WE CAN HARNESS A SHIFT TO ONLINE LEARNING TO REDUCE
DISPARITIES IN ACCESS TO EDUCATION
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THE CLIMATE CRISIS WE'RE ALREADY IN: HOW WE CAN ACCELERATE ADAPTATION TO A
CHANGING CLIMATE
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TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
BROWSE SESSIONS
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TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
Nazanin Ash - CEO, Welcome.US
Ana Marie Argilagos - President & CEO, Hispanics in Philanthropy
Donnel Baird - CEO, BlocPower
Bono - Lead Singer, U2 and Co-Founder, ONE and (RED)
President Bill Clinton - Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus - Director-General, World Health Organization
(WHO)
Dolores Huerta - President, Dolores Huerta Foundation
Dr. Karen Miga - Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz
Lin-Manuel Miranda - Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director
The CGI community is united in its commitment to taking action together. Over
the course of the year ahead, there is an opportunity for our actions to not
only help address the global challenges we face today, such as rising health and
economic disparities, but also to lay the groundwork for a reimagined spirit of
partnership and action that is more diverse, equitable, and inclusive than ever
before. If the challenges of the past and the last several years of the COVID-19
pandemic have taught us anything, it’s that we are better when we work together,
we are more resilient when we support all our community members, and we are most
effective when we coordinate and disburse our shared resources. As we go forward
to take action, the question becomes: how do we affirm our common humanity,
develop deep and cross-cutting partnerships, and center the lived experiences of
those on the frontlines of our global challenges at the heart of our collective
work?
×
FUTURE-PROOFING THE CARIBBEAN: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT THE REGION’S ECONOMIC, HEALTH,
AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE
Dr. Carla Barnett - Secretary-General, Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
Dr. Cheryl Joy St. John - Executive Director, Caribbean Public Health Agency
Dr. Ralph Gonsalves - Prime Minister, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Luis Miranda Jr. - Activist, Philanthropist, Strategist
The Caribbean faces multiple threats: the region is on the frontlines of climate
change, reeling from the devastating health and economic impacts of the
pandemic, and under the immense pressure of rising inflation and debt.
Investing in the revitalization and diversification of the Caribbean’s economic
fabric, strengthening local and regional health systems, and building climate
adaptation capacity and resilience to future disasters will be critical to move
the region from vulnerability to opportunity.
This session will explore:
* How can we unlock public and private investment to revitalize key economic
sectors and foster entrepreneurial activity?
* How can we help enhance the region’s capacity to prepare for and mitigate
future climate risks?
* How can national and regional health systems be strengthened to better cope
with endemic and emerging diseases?
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GETTING UNSTUCK
José Andrés - Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen
President Bill Clinton - Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States
Dr. David Fajgenbaum - Co-Founder, Every Cure
Larry Fink - Chairman and CEO, BlackRock
Laurene Powell Jobs - Founder and President, Emerson Collective
Alan Jope - CEO, Unilever
Mia Mottley - Prime Minister, Barbados
Kennedy Odede - Co-Founder and CEO, Shining Hope for Communities
Damilola Ogunbiyi - CEO and Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General
for Sustainable Energy for All, and Co-Chair of UN-Energy
Fareed Zakaria - CNN Host and Washington Post Columnist
Since CGI last convened in 2016, the world has dramatically changed. More
frequent natural disasters caused by climate change, the largest number of
refugees since World War II, and rising inequality in our health and economic
systems are just some of the urgent challenges we face as an international
community. Even worse, as challenges continue to mount, it feels increasingly
harder to break through the gridlock and realize solutions nationally or
globally. But for community-based organizations, entrepreneurs, and a new
generation of leaders from the frontlines of these challenges, they’ve had no
choice but to rise to the moment to creatively forge solutions and demonstrate
that progress is possible. As the public sector, private sector and civil
society convene in New York City in person again for the first time in years,
the question becomes: how do we break through the challenges and gridlock to
make a difference in lives around the world?
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THE FUTURE OF HEALTH: HOW WE CAN HORIZON PLAN FOR THE NEXT GLOBAL HEALTH
CHALLENGES
Jeremy Farrar - Director, Wellcome Trust
Felicia Marie Knaul - Director, Institute for Advanced Study of the Americas,
University of Miami
Margaret-Mary Wilson - Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice President,
UnitedHealth Group
The COVID-19 pandemic put immense strain on an already fragile global health
system, and new variants show continued gaps in preparation and containment of
infectious diseases. The future of health will be marked by a wide range of
challenges, including further infectious disease outbreaks and pandemics;
increased disability and death from non-communicable diseases; rising hunger and
starvation; inequality and lack of equitable access to health care; and
environmental effects and lasting conflicts that impact the health of millions
of people. Now is the time to focus on how to better prepare for future disease
outbreaks and threats to global health.
This session will explore:
* How can our global health systems be better designed to respond to emerging
and worsening challenges?
* How can governments, businesses, and civil society mobilize for greater
investment in global health systems?
* How can individual actors and organizations take steps to support the health
and wellness of their communities in the context of these future threats?
×
BEYOND REPRESENTATION: HOW WE CAN CLOSE THE OWNERSHIP GAP FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND
INVESTORS OF COLOR
Margaret Anadu - Senior Partner, The Vistria Group
Patty Arvielo - Co-Founder and President, New American Funding
Dr. Amani Ballour - Advocacy Officer, Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
Janis Bowdler - Counselor for Racial Equity, U.S. Department of Treasury
James Casselberry - CEO, Known Holdings LLC
Thasunda Brown Duckett - President and CEO, TIAA
Alicia Menendez - Host of “American Voices with Alicia Menendez,” MSNBC
Nathalie Molina Niño - Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Known Holdings
In the United States, centuries of systemic racial discrimination have locked
communities of color out of the tools and opportunities to build generational
wealth. These persistent inequities are evident in the country’s entrepreneurial
and financial landscape – only 2 percent of businesses with employees are
Black-owned, and only 6 percent are Latino-owned. Of all U.S. asset management
firms – key wealth creators and allocators – those owned by persons of color
control just 0.7 percent of U.S.-based assets under management. Despite
heightened awareness of bias and calls for equity and justice, the focus has
often been on increasing representation in leadership positions instead of
enabling more diverse ownership of the businesses and capital that drive the
nation’s economy.
This session will explore:
* How do we create pathways to asset building, wealth creation, and ownership
for historically excluded communities?
* How can we work together to identify and break down the greatest systemic
barriers that have slowed and prevented asset building and wealth creation?
* How can we support the growth of asset allocators, fund managers, and
entrepreneurs of color?
×
SPECIAL CONVERSATION: ENHANCEMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF CLIMATE-RELATED
DISCLOSURES | SPOTLIGHT SESSION: REACHING NET ZERO
Henadi Al Saleh - Chairperson of the Board, Agility
Charles Baker - Governor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
André Esteves - Chairman and Senior Partner, BTG Pactual
Nili Gilbert - Vice Chairwoman, Carbon Direct
Dr. M. Sanjayan - CEO, Conservation International
Kristen Siemen - Chief Sustainability Officer, General Motors
Frans Timmermans - Vice-President of the European Commission
With increasingly dire forecasts on climate change, companies across the globe
have rushed to commit to net zero carbon emissions. However, pledges are not
plans, and – despite this wave of good faith – significant obstacles exist for
most organizations to reach their targets, including the limits of
re-engineering and the pace of implementation of new technologies. The
challenges are made more complex – but also more urgent – with the emergence of
new laws and regulations under consideration in Europe and the United States.
This session will explore:
* How can companies move past pledges toward actionable plans to achieve net
zero targets?
* How can organizations navigate the latest regulations around the world, from
new proposed rules by the SEC requiring disclosure of emissions and net zero
plans to European Climate Law that sets intermediate and long-term emissions
goals?
* How can organizations adopt new technologies and business models and use more
sophisticated tools (like the Science Based Target initiative) to set and
achieve ambitious carbon reduction goals?
×
REVERSING THE GLOBAL SLIDE ON POVERTY: HOW WE CAN SCALE UP PROVEN ANTI-POVERTY
SOLUTIONS
Alice Patterson Albright - CEO, Millennium Challenge Corporation
Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee - Ford Foundation International Professor of Economics,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gargee Ghosh - President, Global Policy and Advocacy, Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation
Cina Lawson - Minister of Digital Economy and Transformation, Government of Togo
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala - Director-General, World Trade Organization (WTO)
The continuing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, rising inflation, and the war
in Ukraine have exacerbated global poverty levels. According to the World Bank,
between 75 and 95 million people are likely to be pushed into extreme poverty
this year, reversing decades of progress on global poverty alleviation. In the
face of severe loss of income, social protection measures like direct cash
transfers, poverty graduation, and cash plus programs have proven extremely
effective in providing fast relief to those facing disruption. Strengthening the
social protection infrastructure, and pairing immediate poverty relief with
long-term strategies, is key to helping the most affected communities rebound
and withstand future shocks.
This session will explore:
* How can governments, businesses, and NGOs work together to implement and
scale up evidence-based anti-poverty solutions?
* How can we make social protection programs more robust and more responsive?
* How can we leverage data and technology to improve the targeting of
anti-poverty interventions so that the most vulnerable are not left behind?
×
ENTREPRENEURSHIP GREENHOUSE
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Felecia Hatcher - CEO, Black Ambition Opportunity Inc.
Brad Keywell - Founder and Executive Chairman, Uptake Technologies
Nancy Twine - Founder and CEO, Briogeo
The Clinton Global Initiative has a long history of supporting innovators and
entrepreneurs from around the world aiming to make a positive difference. In its
early days, CGI was one of the first promoters of the role of the private sector
in developing innovative solutions that could be brought to scale. At CGI’s 2022
Meeting, we are launching the CGI Greenhouse, programming designed to support
socially-minded entrepreneurs and innovators.
More than 100 non-profit and for-profit social impact enterprises applied to be
a part of this first-ever CGI Entrepreneurship Greenhouse. At CGI’s 2022
Meeting, the 19 finalists will present to an audience of potential partners and
funders including Fortune 500 companies, large private and corporate
foundations, family offices, and impact investors ready to implement their
products and services. The CGI Entrepreneurship Greenhouse will not only
identify opportunities to build out these social impact programs, but also
provide operational support and opportunities to showcase their work throughout
the meeting.
×
A PIVOTAL WINDOW FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND MATERNAL HEALTH: HOW WE CAN LEAD THE
VANGUARD FOR AVAILABILITY, AGENCY, AND ACCESS
Xavier Bacerra - Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services
Christy Turlington Burns - Founder, Every Mother Counts
Rt. Hon. Helen Clark - PMNCH Board Chair, Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Dr. Mary-Ann Etiebet - AVP, Health Equity and Lead, Merck for Mothers, Merck
Dr. Aparna Hegde - Founder and Managing Trustee, ARMMAN
Molly Jong-Fast - Contributing Writer, The Atlantic
Dr. Natalia Kanem - Executive Director, U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA)
Enid Muthoni Ndiga - Chief Programs Officer, Center for Reproductive Rights
This is a critical moment for reproductive and maternal health around the world.
In recent years, preventable maternal deaths have increased; global resources
devoted to comprehensive reproductive and maternal health have remained woefully
inadequate; and access to these critical services is increasingly being
threatened and outright curtailed. The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision was a
massive setback to reproductive rights and the world is watching to see what
will happen next. The pandemic, climate change, and humanitarian crises are
worsening already massive inequities that threaten the health and well-being of
people around the world. Despite the challenges, partnerships across the private
sector, civil society, government, and the advocacy community can lead the
vanguard with solutions centered on clinical innovation, policy change, and
shifting culture.
This session will explore:
* How can we accelerate solutions to improve maternal and reproductive health,
including new technologies, policies, and service delivery?
* How can we address pressing global challenges, such as climate change and
food insecurity, in ways that recognize the impact on maternal and
reproductive health?
* How do we develop cross-sector partnerships to accelerate progress toward
achieving comprehensive maternal and reproductive health, access, and
rights?
×
A FAST AND FAIR CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION: HOW WE CAN UNLOCK CAPITAL FOR CLIMATE
MITIGATION IN AN EQUITABLE AND JUST WAY
Mauricio Claver-Carone - President, Inter-American Development Bank
Ani Dasgupta - President and CEO, World Resources Institute
Patricia Espinosa - Ambassador, Former Executive Secretary, U.N. Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Mexico
Rolando Gonzalez-Bunster - Chairman and CEO, InterEnergy Group
Guillermo Lasso - President, Republic of Ecuador
Salma Okonkwo - Founder, Blue Power Energy
Katie Rae - CEO and Managing Partner, The Engine
Chris Sacca - Founder, Lowercarbon Capital
Sumant Sinha - Chairman and CEO, Renew Energy Global Plc
Hemant Taneja - CEO, General Catalyst
To reach net zero global emissions by 2050 and avert the worst impacts of
climate change, the world will need to deploy clean energy technologies much
more rapidly. This will require a massive surge in public and private investment
across mature, clean technologies and early-stage and breakthrough solutions.
Support for clean energy innovation and transition is especially critical for
emerging and developing economies as they try to reconcile poverty alleviation
and economic growth with global decarbonization goals. Proven strategies – from
investment in local research and innovation to knowledge and technology transfer
– can help countries advance cleantech solutions tailored to their specific
needs and take the lead in determining their own energy future.
This session will explore:
* How can the public and private sectors work together to unlock capital for
innovation and create markets for new clean technologies and businesses?
* How can we fund and strengthen local energy innovation ecosystems in emerging
and developing economies?
* How can we center equity and justice in deep decarbonization efforts?
×
PHILANTHROPY MEETING THE MOMENT: HOW WE CAN TRANSFORM GIVING AND GRANTMAKING FOR
EQUITY, JUSTICE, AND IMPACT
Dr. Elizabeth Alexander - President, Mellon Foundation
Michaelyn Anne Baur - Managing Director, Solidaridad
Jim Bildner - CEO, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
Marla Blow - President and COO, Skoll Foundation
Dr. Sarah Beth Gehl - Executive Director, Southern Economic Advancement Project
(SEAP)
Charmaine Mercer - Chief of Equity and Culture, The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
Wawira Njiru - Founder & Executive Director, Food For Education
Dr. Carmen Rojas - President and CEO, Marguerite Casey Foundation
Sigrid van Aken - CEO, Novamedia/Postcode Lottery Group
Karundi Williams - Executive Director, re:power
Since 2020, the global philanthropic community has faced urgent, intersecting
needs at a level never before seen. An ongoing pandemic, increasing health and
wealth disparities, an urgent reckoning of racial injustices, a worsening global
refugee crisis, and worldwide conflicts have all demanded bolder action from
funders and forced the philanthropic sector to reckon with questions of its
effectiveness, legitimacy, and role in reinforcing structural inequalities.
Grantmaking models centered on justice, participation, and trust can help
address the inherent power imbalance in the donor-grantee relationship and shift
agency to the communities served.
×
AN EQUITABLE RECOVERY: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT UNDERSERVED ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL
BUSINESSES
Melissa Bradley - Founder, 1863 Ventures
Steve Case - Chairman and CEO, Revolution
Philip Gaskin - Vice President of Entrepreneurship, Kauffman Foundation
David Holt - Mayor, Oklahoma City
Shamina Singh - Executive Vice President, Sustainability & President, Mastercard
Center for Inclusive Growth
The pandemic has had a devastating impact on small businesses, especially in
underserved and underrepresented communities. These populations are already
constrained by limited access to capital, lower digital connectivity, and weaker
entrepreneurial infrastructure. According to a recent Global Entrepreneurship
Monitor survey, women-owned businesses around the world were 20 percent more
likely to report a closure due to the pandemic. In the United States,
minority-owned businesses also suffered temporary or permanent closures at
disproportionately higher rates. However, there are promising signs of
entrepreneurial vitality and innovation. The pandemic accelerated the adoption
of digital technologies by small businesses, and new business formation is
surging, particularly in the United States, where online microbusinesses are
booming, fueled by women and people of color.
×
“ONCE AND FOR ALL”
Agnes Binagwaho - Vice Chancellor, University of Global Health Equity
Peggy Clark - CEO and President, International Center for Research on Women
(ICRW)
President Bill Clinton - Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Melinda French Gates - Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Founder,
Pivotal Ventures
Dorothy McAuliffe - United States Special Representative for Global
Partnerships, U.S. Department of State
Dr. Rajiv Shah - President, The Rockefeller Foundation
Marinel Sumook Ubaldo - Advocacy Officer for Ecological Justice and Youth
Engagement, Living Laudato Si’ Philippines
After decades of progress for women around the globe, there has been a stark
reversal of this trend in recent years. Governments around the globe are rolling
back rights once taken for granted. Global crises – from the COVID-19 pandemic
to climate change – are landing disproportionately on women, in particular women
of color and LGBTQ+ communities, and jeopardizing shared gains in economic
prosperity and social stability.
Although these setbacks are real, collective action can prevent them from
becoming permanent. There are more tools and opportunities than ever before for
women across the globe to access education. Studies show women are outperforming
men in the classroom, and businesses recognize that their talent pool is
increasingly female. Women are gaining roles in leadership positions, while
women-owned businesses receive more investment than ever before. Yet critical
work remains to restore and advance this progress, with actions for all to
contribute. This session will explore how a new wave of female leadership is
poised to fight these threats to everyone’s rights and prosperity, and, once and
for all, codify a world where women’s rights are human rights.
×
THE IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG CHILDREN’S HEALTHY
DEVELOPMENT
Adrián Cerezo - Visiting Researcher, CHILD Fellow, Yale Child Study Center
Laurence Chandy - Director of Global Insight and Policy, UNICEF
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Dr. Joan Lombardi - Senior Fellow, Georgetown Collaborative on Global Children's
Issues
Rebecca Marmot - Chief Sustainability Officer, Unilever
Dr. Meera Mani - Vice President, Families and Communities, The David and Lucile
Packard Foundation
Dr. Frederica Perera - Professor, Columbia University
Young children are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate
change. According to UNICEF, about one billion children around the world, nearly
half of the world’s children, are at an extremely high risk of experiencing
negative effects from climate change, with significant implications for their
health, nutrition, education, development, survival, and future. While the
challenge is formidable and more research is needed to ascertain climate
change’s specific impacts on young children’s developing brains and bodies,
there are promising solutions that communities, corporations, and philanthropy
are pursuing today. This session will highlight the disproportionate impact
climate change is having on young children and families, identify market gaps,
and lift up multi-sectoral solutions being explored to address them.
This session will explore:
* How do we raise awareness of the disproportionate impact of climate change on
young children and families and use that awareness to galvanize action?
* How can we leverage growing public sector, philanthropic, and corporate focus
on and commitment to climate to focus on young children and families?
* How do we support parents of young children who have been deeply impacted by
the COVID-19 pandemic and decades of systemic racism, and engage their voices
in this conversation?
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STILL UNFINISHED BUSINESS: HOW WE CAN IMPROVE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN
Cherie Blair - Founder, Cherie Blair Foundation for Women
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Temie Giwa-Tubosun - CEO and Founder, LifeBank
Kathy Hochul - Governor, New York
Maria Teresa Kumar - Founding President and CEO, Voto Latino
Vanessa Roanhorse - CEO, Roanhorse Consulting
Olivia Walton - Founder & Managing Partner, Ingeborg Investments
Robin Wright - Actor, Co-Founder Pour Les Femmes Foundation
The COVID-19 pandemic magnified existing gender inequalities at work and at
home. Women were especially vulnerable to employment and income losses and the
increasing burden of unpaid work, threatening to reverse decades of progress
expanding women’s economic opportunity. The digital gender gap, which has barely
improved over the last decade, has further hindered women’s ability to acquire
skills and access online employment and financial services. Closing the gaps
between men and women in the workplace could increase the global GDP by 26
percent, benefiting both advanced and developing countries, and many of the
tools needed to build inclusive economies exist. This session will discuss
actions to support gender parity, including policies and programs that support
women’s employment, leadership opportunities, recognition of unpaid work, and
efforts to close the digital gender divide.
This session will explore:
* How can we reduce the gender imbalance in unpaid work to support those who
need care and those who provide care—from fiscal policies that support
employment and protect incomes to family-friendly childcare and flexible work
policies?
* How do we scale progress in key areas, including financial and digital
inclusion, women’s leadership and representation, and pay parity?
* How do other interventions in gender equality—including addressing girls’
education, violence against women, and maternal health—improve economic
outcomes for women?
×
“HOME”
Dr. Noubar Afeyan - Founder and CEO, Flagship Pioneering; Co-Founder and
Chairman, Moderna
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah - Queen of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Jesper Brodin - Chairman and CEO, INGKA Holding
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
David Miliband - President and CEO, International Rescue Committee
Polina Frishko - Executive Director, Carolinas for Ukraine
Filippo Grandi - U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees
Muhidin Libah - Executive Director, Somali Bantu Community Association
Hamdi Ulukaya - CEO and Founder, Chobani, and Founder, Tent Partnership for
Refugees
Malala Yousafzai - Activist
Volodymyr Zelenskyy - President of Ukraine
Today, 1 in every 78 people on earth has been forced to leave their homes– the
highest number on record – due to political persecution, conflict, violence, and
climate change. For many others, natural disasters and a lack of housing and
public services threaten their ability to stay rooted in their communities.
While these trends present both short- and long-term challenges, it prompts an
important question – what does it mean to be at “home”?
In this plenary session, speakers will explore how to foster community and
belonging in an increasingly unstable world.
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PLENARY SESSION: CONVERSATION BETWEEN PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PRESIDENT VOLODYMYR
ZELENSKYY
President Bill Clinton - Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States
Volodymyr Zelenskyy - President of Ukraine
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COMMUNITIES LEADING THE WAY ON PUBLIC HEALTH: HOW WE CAN CENTER LOCAL HEALTH
INFRASTRUCTURE IN VACCINE DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL HEALTH INVESTMENTS
Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi - Associate Dean and Professor, Baylor College of
Medicine
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Priti Krishtel - Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director, I-MAK (Initiative for
Medicines, Access & Knowledge)
Kennedy Odede - Co-Founder and CEO, Shining Hope for Communities
There has never been a more critical moment for local development in public
health, as the COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of a strong
local health care workforce, investment in local manufacturing, research and
development, and production of medicines and vaccines. According to the
Foresight Africa 2022 report, less than 1 percent of all vaccines used in Africa
are locally produced, demonstrating the continent’s vulnerability and dependence
on foreign supplies. However, governments and allies are beginning to rally
around regional initiatives that provide critical local investment and revert
control of these health systems to the communities themselves.
This session will explore:
* How can organizations support investments in localized health care
infrastructure?
* How can the public and private sectors work together to reduce reliance on
imports of vaccines and strengthen localized manufacturing of vaccines?
* How can best practices be shared across communities while not imposed in a
top-down approach?
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CITIES AT THE CENTER: HOW WE CAN FIND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCLUSION AT THE
NEXUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND THE REFUGEE CRISIS
Eric Adams - Mayor, New York City
José Francisco Aguirre - Executive Director, Santo Domingo Foundation
Nazanin Ash - CEO, Welcome.US
Jody Barnett - Head of Global Cities & Transit and Mobility, Mastercard
Risa Berrin - Founder and CEO, Health Information Project (HIP)
Majora Carter - Real Estate Developer and Consultant, Majora Carter Group
Katherine Lugar - President and CEO, American Beverage Association
Roman Mars - Host and Creator, 99% Invisible
Jaime Pumarejo - Mayor, Barranquilla, Colombia
Denise Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr - Mayor, Freetown City Council
Frank Scott, Jr. - Mayor, Little Rock
António Vitorino - Director General, International Organization for Migration
(IOM)
More than half of the world’s population currently lives in cities and urban
centers, including more than 60 percent of the global refugee population and 80
percent of internally displaced persons. These numbers have increased
considerably in recent years, in what the United Nations Population Fund
describes as the largest wave of urban growth in history. This growth is
expected to continue with greater access to good jobs and innovations in urban
living; as well as the effects of climate change, global conflicts and violence.
This poses significant challenges, but has also prompted city leaders around the
world to pioneer innovative solutions through more affordable housing, efforts
to abate air pollution and create low emission zones, and further investments in
renewable energy and public transit. The need for inclusive, equitable, and
resilient cities is greater than ever.
This session will explore:
* How can cities around the world work together, and learn from one another, to
address the equity and inclusion challenges of growing urban centers?
* How can we address historic inequity as we redefine cities’ services,
infrastructure, affordable housing and physical spaces?
* How can cities continue to support the growth of entrepreneurial ecosystems
that provide employment and business opportunities to historically
underserved communities and more recent arrivals like refugees and displaced
individuals?
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REAL SOCIAL IMPACT: HOW WE CAN MEASURE AND MAKE PROGRESS ON THE ‘S’ IN ESG
Aron Cramer - President and CEO, BSR
Elizabeth A. Vazquez - Co-Founder and CEO, WEConnect International
Matthew Richard Bishop - Visiting Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute
Priscilla Sims Brown - CEO, Amalgamated Bank
Meg Garlinghouse - Vice President, Social Impact, LinkedIn
Dr. Diane Osgood - Founder, Osgood Consulting & Carbon Almanac
Ben Skinner - President, Transparentem
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards have become a critical
tool for investors, employees, and customers to hold companies accountable for
sustainability and social responsibility. They indicate the strength of a
company’s management and probability of long-term financial success, and
companies have an incentive to bolster their performance on these metrics.
However, there is often uncertainty around how, in practice, we measure
corporate social responsibility – the ‘S’ in ESG. Amid this uncertainty,
organizations continue to look for opportunities to strengthen their practices
and improve their social impact using whatever tools or measures are accessible
to them.
This session will explore:
* How can government and civil society work with the business community to
define and achieve social improvement targets?
* How can organizations broaden diversity among vendors and improve the
transparency of their supply chains?
* How can each organization in attendance take specific actions to strengthen
their social practices?
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THE MENTAL WELL-BEING OF THE NEXT GENERATION: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE’S
MENTAL HEALTH AMID MULTIPLE EXISTENTIAL THREATS
Dr. Tia Dole - Executive Director, The Steve Fund
Tristan Harris - President and Co-Founder, Center for Humane Technology
Mahmoud Abdelwahab Khedr - Founder and CEO, FloraMind
Vivek Murthy - U.S. Surgeon General
Chris McCarthy - President & CEO, Paramount Media Networks and MTV Entertainment
Studios
Dometi Pongo - Journalist, MTV News
Heather White - Author and Founder, OneGreenThing
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated an existing mental health crisis,
particularly among children and young people. The emergence of “climate
anxiety,” new and ongoing international conflicts, and widespread use of
technology have added to the stressors impacting our youth across the globe. A
study last year estimated that one in seven children and adolescents in
sub-Saharan Africa have experienced significant psychological challenges, and
almost 10 percent qualify for a psychiatric diagnosis. Overdose rates among
teens in the United States are on the rise. Youth are facing cultural and
infrastructural challenges – from stigma in seeking help to barriers in
accessing support – in finding the tools and treatment they need.
This session will explore:
* How can organizations take action to directly support the mental health of
young people in their communities and around the world?
* How can we develop and implement effective models for delivering mental
health care in schools, clinics, and community settings?
* How can we leverage technology – which has exacerbated much of the mental
health crisis among today’s youth – to reduce stigma and give youth easier
access to support and treatment?
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EDUCATION ON THE MOVE: HOW WE CAN HARNESS A SHIFT TO ONLINE LEARNING TO REDUCE
DISPARITIES IN ACCESS TO EDUCATION
Shoriwa Shaun Benjamin - Founder and Chief Technology Officer, It's Learnable
Dr. Celine Coggins - Executive Director, Grantmakers for Education
Jaime Saavedra - Global Director of Education, The World Bank
Maia Sandu - President, Republic of Moldova
Yasmine Sherif - Director, Education Cannot Wait
Sherrie Westin - President, Sesame Workshop
The pandemic has made it more difficult for many around the globe to access
learning – from restrictions in schools to families confronting urgent needs at
home. However, the recent transition to online learning has also presented us
with tools to reimagine the future of learning. Teaching and learning are
increasingly happening on the move and outside of physical classrooms – whether
due to COVID-19, forced migration, climate disasters, or other crises.
Innovative approaches have brought remote learning to refugee camps via text
message and radio, expanded access to education technology in rural America, and
brought reading materials to everyday environments to encourage parents of young
children to talk, read, and sing to promote brain development. The last several
years have demonstrated that education does not exist in a vacuum but within a
broader context informed by the trauma and disruption of the past few years.
This session will explore:
* How can we continue to move toward more adaptable, mobile education and meet
students and teachers where they are?
* How can we advocate for these efforts to include historically excluded
communities?
* How can we emphasize mental health and well-being in virtual and in-person
learning?
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THE CLIMATE CRISIS WE'RE ALREADY IN: HOW WE CAN ACCELERATE ADAPTATION TO A
CHANGING CLIMATE
Manish Bapna - President and CEO, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
Xiye Bastida - Climate Justice Activist
Matt Damon - Co-Founder, Water.org
Jennifer Granholm - U.S. Secretary of Energy
Kara Hurst - Vice President of Worldwide Sustainability, Amazon
Alvaro Lario - President-Elect, International Fund for Agricultural Development
Ann Mukherjee - Chairwoman and CEO of Pernod Ricard North America
Gavin Newsom - Governor, California
Jacqueline Novogratz - Founder and CEO, Acumen
Tom Rivett-Carnac - Founding Partner, Global Optimism
Amanda Nusz - Senior Vice President, Corporate Responsibility, Target and
President, Target Foundation
Gary White - CEO and Co-Founder, Water.org
As the impacts of climate change worsen, accelerating climate adaptation
strategies to the same levels of mitigation has become more urgent and will
require increased investment. The Global Commission on Adaptation estimates that
investing $1.8 trillion in climate adaptation from 2020 to 2030 could generate
$7.1 trillion in total net benefits – in avoided losses, lower risks and
improved economic benefits, and social and environmental benefits such as
improved biodiversity and cleaner air and water. Climate adaptation
measures protect the most vulnerable communities and ecosystems, and make
companies more resilient to climate-related environmental and economic shocks.
This session will explore:
* How can we identify and accelerate the most critical adaptation strategies –
from early warning systems and resilient infrastructure to climate-smart
agriculture and mangrove and water protection – across different communities
and countries?
* How can companies prepare for the impacts of climate change on their
businesses, including supply-chain breakdowns, employee migrations, and
increases in diseases?
* How can we increase the financing available, so these efforts are not
competing for resources with climate mitigation strategies?
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TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
Nazanin Ash - CEO, Welcome.US
Ana Marie Argilagos - President & CEO, Hispanics in Philanthropy
Donnel Baird - CEO, BlocPower
Bono - Lead Singer, U2 and Co-Founder, ONE and (RED)
President Bill Clinton - Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States
Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH - Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton - Former U.S. Secretary of State
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus - Director-General, World Health Organization
(WHO)
Dolores Huerta - President, Dolores Huerta Foundation
Dr. Karen Miga - Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz
Lin-Manuel Miranda - Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director
The CGI community is united in its commitment to taking action together. Over
the course of the year ahead, there is an opportunity for our actions to not
only help address the global challenges we face today, such as rising health and
economic disparities, but also to lay the groundwork for a reimagined spirit of
partnership and action that is more diverse, equitable, and inclusive than ever
before. If the challenges of the past and the last several years of the COVID-19
pandemic have taught us anything, it’s that we are better when we work together,
we are more resilient when we support all our community members, and we are most
effective when we coordinate and disburse our shared resources. As we go forward
to take action, the question becomes: how do we affirm our common humanity,
develop deep and cross-cutting partnerships, and center the lived experiences of
those on the frontlines of our global challenges at the heart of our collective
work?
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Established in 2005 by President Bill Clinton, the Clinton Global Initiative
(CGI) convenes global leaders to create and implement solutions to the world’s
most pressing challenges. To date, members of the CGI community have made more
than 3,700 Commitments to Action that have made a difference in the lives of
more than 435 million people in more than 180 countries.
This September, for the first time since 2016, CGI will convene alongside the
United Nations General Assembly. During this meeting, more than 1,000 attendees
will come together to drive action on climate change, inclusive economic growth,
health equity, the refugee crisis, and more.
FEATURED PARTICIPANTS
ERIC ADAMS
Mayor, New York City
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ERIC ADAMS
Mayor, New York City
DR. NOUBAR AFEYAN
Founder and CEO, Flagship Pioneering; Co-Founder and Chairman, Moderna
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DR. NOUBAR AFEYAN
Founder and CEO, Flagship Pioneering; Co-Founder and Chairman, Moderna
HER MAJESTY QUEEN RANIA AL ABDULLAH
Queen of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
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HER MAJESTY QUEEN RANIA AL ABDULLAH
Queen of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
JOSÉ ANDRÉS
Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen
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JOSÉ ANDRÉS
Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen
CHARLIE BAKER
Governor, Massachusetts
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CHARLIE BAKER
Governor, Massachusetts
SAM BANKMAN-FRIED
Co-Founder and CEO, FTX
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SAM BANKMAN-FRIED
Co-Founder and CEO, FTX
XIYE BASTIDA
Climate Justice Activist
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XIYE BASTIDA
Climate Justice Activist
CHERIE BLAIR
Founder, Cherie Blair Foundation for Women
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CHERIE BLAIR
Founder, Cherie Blair Foundation for Women
BONO
Lead Singer, U2 and Co-Founder, ONE and (RED)
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BONO
Lead Singer, U2 and Co-Founder, ONE and (RED)
JESPER BRODIN
Chairman and CEO, INGKA Holding
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JESPER BRODIN
Chairman and CEO, INGKA Holding
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON
Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
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PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON
Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be
elected twice, led the U.S. to the longest economic expansion in American
history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J.
Clinton Foundation, and today, the renamed Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton
Foundation, works to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change.
Today the Foundation has staff and volunteers around the world working to
improve lives through several initiatives, including the independent Clinton
Health Access Initiative, through which over 11.5 million people in more than 70
countries have access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/AIDS medications. The
Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the Clinton
Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to
promote sustainable economic growth and to fight climate change worldwide and in
Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In the U.S., the Foundation is working
to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity and preventable disease through
the Alliance for a Healthier Generation and the Clinton Health Matters
Initiative. Established in 2005, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together
global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing issues. So far, more than 3,600 Clinton Global Initiative
commitments have improved the lives of over 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has joined with former
President George H.W. Bush three times – after the 2004 tsunami in South Asia,
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in 2008, and with President George
W. Bush in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. Today the Clinton
Foundation supports economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his
wife Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in
Chappaqua, New York.
CHELSEA CLINTON, DPHIL, MPH
Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
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CHELSEA CLINTON, DPHIL, MPH
Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
As vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, Chelsea Clinton works alongside the
Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
New York City.
SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
Former U.S. Secretary of State
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SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
Former U.S. Secretary of State
MATT DAMON
Co-Founder, Water.org
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MATT DAMON
Co-Founder, Water.org
QU DONGYU
Director-General, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
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QU DONGYU
Director-General, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
THASUNDA BROWN DUCKETT
President and CEO, TIAA
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THASUNDA BROWN DUCKETT
President and CEO, TIAA
ANDRÉ ESTEVES
Chairman and Senior Partner, BTG Pactual
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ANDRÉ ESTEVES
Chairman and Senior Partner, BTG Pactual
LARRY FINK
Chairman and CEO, BlackRock
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LARRY FINK
Chairman and CEO, BlackRock
MELINDA FRENCH GATES
Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Founder, Pivotal Ventures
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MELINDA FRENCH GATES
Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Founder, Pivotal Ventures
DR. TEDROS ADHANOM GHEBREYESUS
Director-General, World Health Organization (WHO)
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DR. TEDROS ADHANOM GHEBREYESUS
Director-General, World Health Organization (WHO)
JENNIFER GRANHOLM
U.S. Secretary of Energy
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JENNIFER GRANHOLM
U.S. Secretary of Energy
KATHY HOCHUL
Governor, New York
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KATHY HOCHUL
Governor, New York
DOLORES HUERTA
President, Dolores Huerta Foundation
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DOLORES HUERTA
President, Dolores Huerta Foundation
LAURENE POWELL JOBS
Founder and President, Emerson Collective
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LAURENE POWELL JOBS
Founder and President, Emerson Collective
ALAN JOPE
CEO, Unilever
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ALAN JOPE
CEO, Unilever
L MORGAN LEE
Tony Nominated Actress
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L MORGAN LEE
Tony Nominated Actress
LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director
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LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director
MIA MOTTLEY
Prime Minister, Barbados
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MIA MOTTLEY
Prime Minister, Barbados
VIVEK MURTHY
U.S. Surgeon General
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VIVEK MURTHY
U.S. Surgeon General
GAVIN NEWSOM
Governor, California
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GAVIN NEWSOM
Governor, California
DAMILOLA OGUNBIYI
CEO and Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General for Sustainable
Energy for All, and Co-Chair of UN-Energy
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DAMILOLA OGUNBIYI
CEO and Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General for Sustainable
Energy for All, and Co-Chair of UN-Energy
DR. NGOZI OKONJO-IWEALA
Director-General, World Trade Organization (WTO)
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DR. NGOZI OKONJO-IWEALA
Director-General, World Trade Organization (WTO)
GINA RAIMONDO
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
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GINA RAIMONDO
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
MAIA SANDU
President, Republic of Moldova
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MAIA SANDU
President, Republic of Moldova
FRANS TIMMERMANS
Vice-President of the European Commission
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FRANS TIMMERMANS
Vice-President of the European Commission
JUSTIN TRUDEAU
Prime Minister, Canada
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JUSTIN TRUDEAU
Prime Minister, Canada
HAMDI ULUKAYA
CEO and Founder, Chobani, and Founder, Tent Partnership for Refugees
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HAMDI ULUKAYA
CEO and Founder, Chobani, and Founder, Tent Partnership for Refugees
MARTY WALSH
U.S. Secretary of Labor
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MARTY WALSH
U.S. Secretary of Labor
ROBIN WRIGHT
Actor, Co-Founder Pour Les Femmes Foundation
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ROBIN WRIGHT
Actor, Co-Founder Pour Les Femmes Foundation
MALALA YOUSAFZAI
Activist
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MALALA YOUSAFZAI
Activist
VOLODYMYR ZELENSKYY
President of Ukraine
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VOLODYMYR ZELENSKYY
President of Ukraine
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COMMITMENTS: TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
Through its unique model, CGI supports partners in developing Commitments to
Action — new, specific, and measurable projects. Since 2005, members of the CGI
community have made more than 3,700 Commitments to Action that have made a
difference in the lives of more than 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
INVESTING IN KENYAN YOUTH AND WOMEN
In 2010, the MasterCard Foundation, the Equity Group Foundation, Equity Bank and
the Government of Kenya committed to …
MOBILIZING FOR 20,000 EXCELLENT NEW STEM TEACHERS
In 2011, the Carnegie Corporation, along with a wide range of partners,
committed to identifying and funding programs …
GOING THE LAST MILE: REDEFINING HEALTHCARE IN REMOTE SETTINGS
In 2013, Last Mile Health committed to scale their innovative, high-impact
Frontline Health Worker (FHW) model to bring …
COMBATING EBOLA: AIRLIFT OF 100 TONS OF MEDICAL AID
In 2014, Direct Relief committed to support the governments of Liberia and
Sierra Leone in their efforts to …
WASH TIME IS TALK TIME: EARLY LITERACY IN LAUNDROMATS
In 2015, Too Small to Fail, the Coin Laundry Association (CLA) and their
partners committed to engage parents …
SOLAR SAVES LIVES: SOLAR POWER FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CLINICS IN PUERTO RICO
In 2018, Direct Relief, the Hispanic Federation, The Solar Foundation, and New
Energy PR committed to install solar …
INVESTING IN KENYAN YOUTH AND WOMEN
In 2010, the MasterCard Foundation, the Equity Group Foundation, Equity Bank and
the Government of Kenya committed to …
MOBILIZING FOR 20,000 EXCELLENT NEW STEM TEACHERS
In 2011, the Carnegie Corporation, along with a wide range of partners,
committed to identifying and funding programs …
GOING THE LAST MILE: REDEFINING HEALTHCARE IN REMOTE SETTINGS
In 2013, Last Mile Health committed to scale their innovative, high-impact
Frontline Health Worker (FHW) model to bring …
COMBATING EBOLA: AIRLIFT OF 100 TONS OF MEDICAL AID
In 2014, Direct Relief committed to support the governments of Liberia and
Sierra Leone in their efforts to …
WASH TIME IS TALK TIME: EARLY LITERACY IN LAUNDROMATS
In 2015, Too Small to Fail, the Coin Laundry Association (CLA) and their
partners committed to engage parents …
SOLAR SAVES LIVES: SOLAR POWER FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CLINICS IN PUERTO RICO
In 2018, Direct Relief, the Hispanic Federation, The Solar Foundation, and New
Energy PR committed to install solar …
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"We should model, live, and create an alternative future where what we have in
common is more important than our interesting differences." — President
@BillClinton
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1️⃣ agree on pandemic accord
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RT @AriadneLabs Medical information, communicated effectively, can help anyone
save a life. At #CGI2022, we’re developing innovative ways to deliver
life-saving information to people fleeing conflict or persecution. We're honored
to be part of this movement with the @ClintonGlobal community.
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RT @GlobalFund Action on ending epidemics is on the agenda at this year’s
@ClintonGlobal and we’re proud to be a part of it. Ahead of @GlobalFund Seventh
Replenishment, @PeterASands joined #CGI2022 to talk about the power of private
sector partnerships in global health. #FightForWhatCounts
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RT @ChelseaClinton Inspired by @LastMileHealth’s #CGI2022 commitment to increase
opportunities for female community health workers in Liberia, Ethiopia & Sierra
Leone. Learn more about their vital work here: https://t.co/CfvnF9uU18
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RT @CAgovernor The window to avoid the worst impacts of climate change is
closing faster than experts anticipated - we need collective effort &
transformational change now.
CA is leading the charge with the most ambitious climate actions in history to
both mitigate & adapt to climate change. https://t.co/m9lX2pcMQO
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RT @ChelseaClinton Thank you to @pritikrishtel, @mebottazzi, @KennedyOdede &
@rajpanjabi for a crucial deep dive at #CGI2022 into how we can and must put
communities at the center of global health work. https://t.co/2xYOwmjv8p
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RT @VanderbiltU Announced today at the @ClintonGlobal Initiative meeting:
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Executive Director, NOSSAS
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President and CEO, Marguerite Casey Foundation
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Reverend, Senior Servant and Founder, Metropolitan Interdenominational Church
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Reverend, Senior Servant and Founder, Metropolitan Interdenominational Church
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CEO, Clinton Health Access Initiative
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President, The Rockefeller Foundation
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Director, Education Cannot Wait
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Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Chief Sustainability Officer, General Motors
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Vice-President of the European Commission
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President of Ukraine
Monday, 19 September 2022 Tuesday, 20 September 2022
AGENDA
BREAKFAST SESSION 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM (ET)
TRAINING IN OVERDOSE PREVENTION AND NALOXONE ADMINISTRATION
The U.S. is encountering the worst drug overdose crisis in its history. More
than 108,000 people died from an overdose in 2021, with more than two-thirds of
the deaths linked to opioids. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can
reverse an opioid overdose and can be administered easily by nearly anyone with
minimal instruction. Join this session, facilitated by Rosalind Pichardo, to
learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose with naloxone and hear
how she has saved more than 1,000 lives with naloxone. A limited amount of
Narcan (nasal-spray form of naloxone) will be distributed to those who complete
the training.
This session will explore:
* How to recognize when someone is experiencing an opioid overdose
* How to respond to an opioid overdose using naloxone
* How to access naloxone in your own community
Speakers
* Joe Kiani CEO, Masimo View bio
* Rosalind Pichardo Founder, Operation Save Our City and Lead Educator,
Prevention Point View bio
FUTURE-PROOFING THE CARIBBEAN: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT THE REGION’S ECONOMIC, HEALTH,
AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE
The Caribbean faces multiple threats: the region is on the frontlines of climate
change, reeling from the devastating health and economic impacts of the
pandemic, and under the immense pressure of rising inflation and debt.
Investing in the revitalization and diversification of the Caribbean’s economic
fabric, strengthening local and regional health systems, and building climate
adaptation capacity and resilience to future disasters will be critical to move
the region from vulnerability to opportunity.
This session will explore:
* How can we unlock public and private investment to revitalize key economic
sectors and foster entrepreneurial activity?
* How can we help enhance the region’s capacity to prepare for and mitigate
future climate risks?
* How can national and regional health systems be strengthened to better cope
with endemic and emerging diseases?
Speakers
* Dr. Carla Barnett Secretary-General, Caribbean Community (CARICOM) View bio
* Dr. Cheryl Joy St. John Executive Director, Caribbean Public Health Agency
View bio
* Dr. Ralph Gonsalves Prime Minister, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines View bio
* Luis Miranda Jr. Activist, Philanthropist, Strategist View bio
OPENING PLENARY SESSION: GETTING UNSTUCK 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM (ET)
GETTING UNSTUCK
Since CGI last convened in 2016, the world has dramatically changed. More
frequent natural disasters caused by climate change, the largest number of
refugees since World War II, and rising inequality in our health and economic
systems are just some of the urgent challenges we face as an international
community. Even worse, as challenges continue to mount, it feels increasingly
harder to break through the gridlock and realize solutions nationally or
globally. But for community-based organizations, entrepreneurs, and a new
generation of leaders from the frontlines of these challenges, they’ve had no
choice but to rise to the moment to creatively forge solutions and demonstrate
that progress is possible. As the public sector, private sector and civil
society convene in New York City in person again for the first time in years,
the question becomes: how do we break through the challenges and gridlock to
make a difference in lives around the world?
Speakers
* José Andrés Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen View bio
* President Bill Clinton Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States View bio
* Dr. David Fajgenbaum Co-Founder, Every Cure View bio
* Larry Fink Chairman and CEO, BlackRock View bio
* Laurene Powell Jobs Founder and President, Emerson Collective View bio
* Alan Jope CEO, Unilever View bio
* Mia Mottley Prime Minister, Barbados View bio
* Kennedy Odede Co-Founder and CEO, Shining Hope for Communities View bio
* Damilola Ogunbiyi CEO and Special Representative of the U.N.
Secretary-General for Sustainable Energy for All, and Co-Chair of UN-Energy
View bio
* Fareed Zakaria CNN Host and Washington Post Columnist View bio
SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (ET)
THE FUTURE OF HEALTH: HOW WE CAN HORIZON PLAN FOR THE NEXT GLOBAL HEALTH
CHALLENGES
The COVID-19 pandemic put immense strain on an already fragile global health
system, and new variants show continued gaps in preparation and containment of
infectious diseases. The future of health will be marked by a wide range of
challenges, including further infectious disease outbreaks and pandemics;
increased disability and death from non-communicable diseases; rising hunger and
starvation; inequality and lack of equitable access to health care; and
environmental effects and lasting conflicts that impact the health of millions
of people. Now is the time to focus on how to better prepare for future disease
outbreaks and threats to global health.
This session will explore:
* How can our global health systems be better designed to respond to emerging
and worsening challenges?
* How can governments, businesses, and civil society mobilize for greater
investment in global health systems?
* How can individual actors and organizations take steps to support the health
and wellness of their communities in the context of these future threats?
Speakers
* Jeremy Farrar Director, Wellcome Trust View bio
* Felicia Marie Knaul Director, Institute for Advanced Study of the Americas,
University of Miami View bio
* Margaret-Mary Wilson Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice President,
UnitedHealth Group View bio
BEYOND REPRESENTATION: HOW WE CAN CLOSE THE OWNERSHIP GAP FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND
INVESTORS OF COLOR
In the United States, centuries of systemic racial discrimination have locked
communities of color out of the tools and opportunities to build generational
wealth. These persistent inequities are evident in the country’s entrepreneurial
and financial landscape – only 2 percent of businesses with employees are
Black-owned, and only 6 percent are Latino-owned. Of all U.S. asset management
firms – key wealth creators and allocators – those owned by persons of color
control just 0.7 percent of U.S.-based assets under management. Despite
heightened awareness of bias and calls for equity and justice, the focus has
often been on increasing representation in leadership positions instead of
enabling more diverse ownership of the businesses and capital that drive the
nation’s economy.
This session will explore:
* How do we create pathways to asset building, wealth creation, and ownership
for historically excluded communities?
* How can we work together to identify and break down the greatest systemic
barriers that have slowed and prevented asset building and wealth creation?
* How can we support the growth of asset allocators, fund managers, and
entrepreneurs of color?
Speakers
* Margaret Anadu Senior Partner, The Vistria Group View bio
* Patty Arvielo Co-Founder and President, New American Funding View bio
* Dr. Amani Ballour Advocacy Officer, Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
View bio
* Janis Bowdler Counselor for Racial Equity, U.S. Department of Treasury View
bio
* James Casselberry CEO, Known Holdings LLC View bio
* Thasunda Brown Duckett President and CEO, TIAA View bio
* Alicia Menendez Host of “American Voices with Alicia Menendez,” MSNBC View
bio
* Nathalie Molina Niño Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Known Holdings
View bio
SPECIAL CONVERSATION: ENHANCEMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF CLIMATE-RELATED
DISCLOSURES
Speakers
* Gary Gensler Chair, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission View bio
SPECIAL CONVERSATION: ENHANCEMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF CLIMATE-RELATED
DISCLOSURES | SPOTLIGHT SESSION: REACHING NET ZERO
With increasingly dire forecasts on climate change, companies across the globe
have rushed to commit to net zero carbon emissions. However, pledges are not
plans, and – despite this wave of good faith – significant obstacles exist for
most organizations to reach their targets, including the limits of
re-engineering and the pace of implementation of new technologies. The
challenges are made more complex – but also more urgent – with the emergence of
new laws and regulations under consideration in Europe and the United States.
This session will explore:
* How can companies move past pledges toward actionable plans to achieve net
zero targets?
* How can organizations navigate the latest regulations around the world, from
new proposed rules by the SEC requiring disclosure of emissions and net zero
plans to European Climate Law that sets intermediate and long-term emissions
goals?
* How can organizations adopt new technologies and business models and use more
sophisticated tools (like the Science Based Target initiative) to set and
achieve ambitious carbon reduction goals?
Speakers
* Henadi Al Saleh Chairperson of the Board, Agility View bio
* Charles Baker Governor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts View bio
* André Esteves Chairman and Senior Partner, BTG Pactual View bio
* Nili Gilbert Vice Chairwoman, Carbon Direct View bio
* Dr. M. Sanjayan CEO, Conservation International View bio
* Kristen Siemen Chief Sustainability Officer, General Motors View bio
* Frans Timmermans Vice-President of the European Commission View bio
REVERSING THE GLOBAL SLIDE ON POVERTY: HOW WE CAN SCALE UP PROVEN ANTI-POVERTY
SOLUTIONS
The continuing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, rising inflation, and the war
in Ukraine have exacerbated global poverty levels. According to the World Bank,
between 75 and 95 million people are likely to be pushed into extreme poverty
this year, reversing decades of progress on global poverty alleviation. In the
face of severe loss of income, social protection measures like direct cash
transfers, poverty graduation, and cash plus programs have proven extremely
effective in providing fast relief to those facing disruption. Strengthening the
social protection infrastructure, and pairing immediate poverty relief with
long-term strategies, is key to helping the most affected communities rebound
and withstand future shocks.
This session will explore:
* How can governments, businesses, and NGOs work together to implement and
scale up evidence-based anti-poverty solutions?
* How can we make social protection programs more robust and more responsive?
* How can we leverage data and technology to improve the targeting of
anti-poverty interventions so that the most vulnerable are not left behind?
Speakers
* Alice Patterson Albright CEO, Millennium Challenge Corporation View bio
* Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee Ford Foundation International Professor of
Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology View bio
* Gargee Ghosh President, Global Policy and Advocacy, Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation View bio
* Cina Lawson Minister of Digital Economy and Transformation, Government of
Togo View bio
* Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Director-General, World Trade Organization (WTO) View
bio
ENTREPRENEURSHIP GREENHOUSE 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM (ET)
ENTREPRENEURSHIP GREENHOUSE
The Clinton Global Initiative has a long history of supporting innovators and
entrepreneurs from around the world aiming to make a positive difference. In its
early days, CGI was one of the first promoters of the role of the private sector
in developing innovative solutions that could be brought to scale. At CGI’s 2022
Meeting, we are launching the CGI Greenhouse, programming designed to support
socially-minded entrepreneurs and innovators.
More than 100 non-profit and for-profit social impact enterprises applied to be
a part of this first-ever CGI Entrepreneurship Greenhouse. At CGI’s 2022
Meeting, the 19 finalists will present to an audience of potential partners and
funders including Fortune 500 companies, large private and corporate
foundations, family offices, and impact investors ready to implement their
products and services. The CGI Entrepreneurship Greenhouse will not only
identify opportunities to build out these social impact programs, but also
provide operational support and opportunities to showcase their work throughout
the meeting.
Speakers
* Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation View bio
* Felecia Hatcher CEO, Black Ambition Opportunity Inc. View bio
* Brad Keywell Founder and Executive Chairman, Uptake Technologies View bio
* Nancy Twine Founder and CEO, Briogeo View bio
SPOTLIGHT SESSION 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (ET)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS WE CAN NO LONGER IGNORE: HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER TO
PREVENT OVERDOSE DEATHS
With economic upheaval, stresses on public health infrastructure, and the
COVID-19 pandemic creating gaps in communities’ support systems, people with
substance use disorders are facing tougher struggles, and deaths due to drugs,
alcohol, and suicide have reached record highs in the United States. As this
problem has worsened, well-intentioned but siloed efforts to address addiction
and overdose have led to disjointed approaches. However, glimmers of hope have
begun to emerge in local communities as police, fire, and EMS respond to
overdoses with mental health and addiction counselors in tow; peer recovery
coaches proactively engage people in emergency rooms; and workplaces become
“recovery friendly.” Across a variety of sectors, a reckoning has begun – the
realization that they cannot solve these challenges on their own.
This session will explore:
* How can we create a comprehensive continuum of care that includes prevention,
treatment, recovery, harm reduction, and mental health support?
* How can we develop policies to address substance use disorders that bring
together resources from across sectors?
* How can we create, replicate, and scale partnerships across health care,
public health, law enforcement, and community support organizations?
Speakers
* Sister Simone Campbell Leader, Understanding US View bio
* Tom Coderre Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary, Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) View bio
* Ryan J. Hampton Founder, Mobilize Recovery and The Voices Project View bio
* Dr. Taryn M. Jaramillo Senior Clinical Director, Caron Florida Ocean Drive
View bio
* Rep. Patrick Kennedy Founder, The Kennedy Forum View bio
* Dr. Benjamin F. Miller Psychologist View bio
* Nikki Myers Founder and Executive Director, Yoga of 12 Step Recovery (Y12SR)
View bio
* Edwin Sanders Reverend, Senior Servant and Founder, Metropolitan
Interdenominational Church View bio
* Brandon Scott Mayor, City Of Baltimore View bio
* Dr. Susan G. Sherman Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health View bio
LUNCH NETWORKING ACTIVITY 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (ET)
ENHANCED NETWORKING ACTIVITY: THE THING FROM THE FUTURE
Against a backdrop of accelerating change and increasing uncertainty, the
wellbeing and resilience of organizations and communities of all sorts depends
on our collective ability to think deeply and diversely about the issues shaping
our lives, and where they could be going. The emerging practices of
“experiential futures” are a synthesis of design and foresight skills, helping
us imagine how possible, probable and preferable futures might look and feel to
inhabit. They are being used increasingly by organizations around the world, to
support more creative, robust and innovative engagement with the decisions that
matter today. At this playful workshop you will rapidly prototype experiential
future scenarios with other CGI attendees. You’ll learn how to scaffold your
imagination and explore potential shifts around some of the issues you care most
about, while getting to know other participants at the event, and having fun in
the process.
SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM (ET)
A PIVOTAL WINDOW FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND MATERNAL HEALTH: HOW WE CAN LEAD THE
VANGUARD FOR AVAILABILITY, AGENCY, AND ACCESS
This is a critical moment for reproductive and maternal health around the world.
In recent years, preventable maternal deaths have increased; global resources
devoted to comprehensive reproductive and maternal health have remained woefully
inadequate; and access to these critical services is increasingly being
threatened and outright curtailed. The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision was a
massive setback to reproductive rights and the world is watching to see what
will happen next. The pandemic, climate change, and humanitarian crises are
worsening already massive inequities that threaten the health and well-being of
people around the world. Despite the challenges, partnerships across the private
sector, civil society, government, and the advocacy community can lead the
vanguard with solutions centered on clinical innovation, policy change, and
shifting culture.
This session will explore:
* How can we accelerate solutions to improve maternal and reproductive health,
including new technologies, policies, and service delivery?
* How can we address pressing global challenges, such as climate change and
food insecurity, in ways that recognize the impact on maternal and
reproductive health?
* How do we develop cross-sector partnerships to accelerate progress toward
achieving comprehensive maternal and reproductive health, access, and
rights?
Speakers
* Xavier Bacerra Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services View bio
* Christy Turlington Burns Founder, Every Mother Counts View bio
* Rt. Hon. Helen Clark PMNCH Board Chair, Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
View bio
* Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Former U.S. Secretary of State View bio
* Dr. Mary-Ann Etiebet AVP, Health Equity and Lead, Merck for Mothers, Merck
View bio
* Dr. Aparna Hegde Founder and Managing Trustee, ARMMAN View bio
* Molly Jong-Fast Contributing Writer, The Atlantic View bio
* Dr. Natalia Kanem Executive Director, U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA) View bio
* Enid Muthoni Ndiga Chief Programs Officer, Center for Reproductive Rights
View bio
A FAST AND FAIR CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION: HOW WE CAN UNLOCK CAPITAL FOR CLIMATE
MITIGATION IN AN EQUITABLE AND JUST WAY
To reach net zero global emissions by 2050 and avert the worst impacts of
climate change, the world will need to deploy clean energy technologies much
more rapidly. This will require a massive surge in public and private investment
across mature, clean technologies and early-stage and breakthrough solutions.
Support for clean energy innovation and transition is especially critical for
emerging and developing economies as they try to reconcile poverty alleviation
and economic growth with global decarbonization goals. Proven strategies – from
investment in local research and innovation to knowledge and technology transfer
– can help countries advance cleantech solutions tailored to their specific
needs and take the lead in determining their own energy future.
This session will explore:
* How can the public and private sectors work together to unlock capital for
innovation and create markets for new clean technologies and businesses?
* How can we fund and strengthen local energy innovation ecosystems in emerging
and developing economies?
* How can we center equity and justice in deep decarbonization efforts?
Speakers
* Mauricio Claver-Carone President, Inter-American Development Bank View bio
* Ani Dasgupta President and CEO, World Resources Institute View bio
* Patricia Espinosa Ambassador, Former Executive Secretary, U.N. Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
of Mexico View bio
* Rolando Gonzalez-Bunster Chairman and CEO, InterEnergy Group View bio
* Guillermo Lasso President, Republic of Ecuador View bio
* Salma Okonkwo Founder, Blue Power Energy View bio
* Katie Rae CEO and Managing Partner, The Engine View bio
* Chris Sacca Founder, Lowercarbon Capital View bio
* Sumant Sinha Chairman and CEO, Renew Energy Global Plc View bio
* Hemant Taneja CEO, General Catalyst View bio
PHILANTHROPY MEETING THE MOMENT: HOW WE CAN TRANSFORM GIVING AND GRANTMAKING FOR
EQUITY, JUSTICE, AND IMPACT
Since 2020, the global philanthropic community has faced urgent, intersecting
needs at a level never before seen. An ongoing pandemic, increasing health and
wealth disparities, an urgent reckoning of racial injustices, a worsening global
refugee crisis, and worldwide conflicts have all demanded bolder action from
funders and forced the philanthropic sector to reckon with questions of its
effectiveness, legitimacy, and role in reinforcing structural inequalities.
Grantmaking models centered on justice, participation, and trust can help
address the inherent power imbalance in the donor-grantee relationship and shift
agency to the communities served.
Speakers
* Dr. Elizabeth Alexander President, Mellon Foundation View bio
* Michaelyn Anne Baur Managing Director, Solidaridad View bio
* Jim Bildner CEO, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation View bio
* Marla Blow President and COO, Skoll Foundation View bio
* Dr. Sarah Beth Gehl Executive Director, Southern Economic Advancement Project
(SEAP) View bio
* Charmaine Mercer Chief of Equity and Culture, The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation View bio
* Wawira Njiru Founder & Executive Director, Food For Education View bio
* Dr. Carmen Rojas President and CEO, Marguerite Casey Foundation View bio
* Sigrid van Aken CEO, Novamedia/Postcode Lottery Group View bio
* Karundi Williams Executive Director, re:power View bio
AN EQUITABLE RECOVERY: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT UNDERSERVED ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL
BUSINESSES
The pandemic has had a devastating impact on small businesses, especially in
underserved and underrepresented communities. These populations are already
constrained by limited access to capital, lower digital connectivity, and weaker
entrepreneurial infrastructure. According to a recent Global Entrepreneurship
Monitor survey, women-owned businesses around the world were 20 percent more
likely to report a closure due to the pandemic. In the United States,
minority-owned businesses also suffered temporary or permanent closures at
disproportionately higher rates. However, there are promising signs of
entrepreneurial vitality and innovation. The pandemic accelerated the adoption
of digital technologies by small businesses, and new business formation is
surging, particularly in the United States, where online microbusinesses are
booming, fueled by women and people of color.
Speakers
* Melissa Bradley Founder, 1863 Ventures View bio
* Steve Case Chairman and CEO, Revolution View bio
* Philip Gaskin Vice President of Entrepreneurship, Kauffman Foundation View
bio
* David Holt Mayor, Oklahoma City View bio
* Shamina Singh Executive Vice President, Sustainability & President,
Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth View bio
PLENARY SESSION: “ONCE AND FOR ALL” 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM (ET)
“ONCE AND FOR ALL”
After decades of progress for women around the globe, there has been a stark
reversal of this trend in recent years. Governments around the globe are rolling
back rights once taken for granted. Global crises – from the COVID-19 pandemic
to climate change – are landing disproportionately on women, in particular women
of color and LGBTQ+ communities, and jeopardizing shared gains in economic
prosperity and social stability.
Although these setbacks are real, collective action can prevent them from
becoming permanent. There are more tools and opportunities than ever before for
women across the globe to access education. Studies show women are outperforming
men in the classroom, and businesses recognize that their talent pool is
increasingly female. Women are gaining roles in leadership positions, while
women-owned businesses receive more investment than ever before. Yet critical
work remains to restore and advance this progress, with actions for all to
contribute. This session will explore how a new wave of female leadership is
poised to fight these threats to everyone’s rights and prosperity, and, once and
for all, codify a world where women’s rights are human rights.
Speakers
* Agnes Binagwaho Vice Chancellor, University of Global Health Equity View bio
* Peggy Clark CEO and President, International Center for Research on Women
(ICRW) View bio
* President Bill Clinton Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States View bio
* Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation View bio
* Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Former U.S. Secretary of State View bio
* Melinda French Gates Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Founder,
Pivotal Ventures View bio
* Dorothy McAuliffe United States Special Representative for Global
Partnerships, U.S. Department of State View bio
* Dr. Rajiv Shah President, The Rockefeller Foundation View bio
* Marinel Sumook Ubaldo Advocacy Officer for Ecological Justice and Youth
Engagement, Living Laudato Si’ Philippines View bio
SOCIAL RECEPTION 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM (ET)
AGENDA
BREAKFAST SESSIONS 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM (ET)
THE IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG CHILDREN’S HEALTHY
DEVELOPMENT
Young children are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate
change. According to UNICEF, about one billion children around the world, nearly
half of the world’s children, are at an extremely high risk of experiencing
negative effects from climate change, with significant implications for their
health, nutrition, education, development, survival, and future. While the
challenge is formidable and more research is needed to ascertain climate
change’s specific impacts on young children’s developing brains and bodies,
there are promising solutions that communities, corporations, and philanthropy
are pursuing today. This session will highlight the disproportionate impact
climate change is having on young children and families, identify market gaps,
and lift up multi-sectoral solutions being explored to address them.
This session will explore:
* How do we raise awareness of the disproportionate impact of climate change on
young children and families and use that awareness to galvanize action?
* How can we leverage growing public sector, philanthropic, and corporate focus
on and commitment to climate to focus on young children and families?
* How do we support parents of young children who have been deeply impacted by
the COVID-19 pandemic and decades of systemic racism, and engage their voices
in this conversation?
Speakers
* Adrián Cerezo Visiting Researcher, CHILD Fellow, Yale Child Study Center View
bio
* Laurence Chandy Director of Global Insight and Policy, UNICEF View bio
* Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation View bio
* Dr. Joan Lombardi Senior Fellow, Georgetown Collaborative on Global
Children's Issues View bio
* Rebecca Marmot Chief Sustainability Officer, Unilever View bio
* Dr. Meera Mani Vice President, Families and Communities, The David and Lucile
Packard Foundation View bio
* Dr. Frederica Perera Professor, Columbia University View bio
STILL UNFINISHED BUSINESS: HOW WE CAN IMPROVE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN
The COVID-19 pandemic magnified existing gender inequalities at work and at
home. Women were especially vulnerable to employment and income losses and the
increasing burden of unpaid work, threatening to reverse decades of progress
expanding women’s economic opportunity. The digital gender gap, which has barely
improved over the last decade, has further hindered women’s ability to acquire
skills and access online employment and financial services. Closing the gaps
between men and women in the workplace could increase the global GDP by 26
percent, benefiting both advanced and developing countries, and many of the
tools needed to build inclusive economies exist. This session will discuss
actions to support gender parity, including policies and programs that support
women’s employment, leadership opportunities, recognition of unpaid work, and
efforts to close the digital gender divide.
This session will explore:
* How can we reduce the gender imbalance in unpaid work to support those who
need care and those who provide care—from fiscal policies that support
employment and protect incomes to family-friendly childcare and flexible work
policies?
* How do we scale progress in key areas, including financial and digital
inclusion, women’s leadership and representation, and pay parity?
* How do other interventions in gender equality—including addressing girls’
education, violence against women, and maternal health—improve economic
outcomes for women?
Speakers
* Cherie Blair Founder, Cherie Blair Foundation for Women View bio
* Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Former U.S. Secretary of State View bio
* Temie Giwa-Tubosun CEO and Founder, LifeBank View bio
* Kathy Hochul Governor, New York View bio
* Maria Teresa Kumar Founding President and CEO, Voto Latino View bio
* Vanessa Roanhorse CEO, Roanhorse Consulting View bio
* Olivia Walton Founder & Managing Partner, Ingeborg Investments View bio
* Robin Wright Actor, Co-Founder Pour Les Femmes Foundation View bio
TRAINING IN OVERDOSE PREVENTION AND NALOXONE ADMINISTRATION
The U.S. is encountering the worst drug overdose crisis in its history. More
than 108,000 people died from an overdose in 2021, with more than two-thirds of
the deaths linked to opioids. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can
reverse an opioid overdose and can be administered easily by nearly anyone with
minimal instruction. Join this session, facilitated by Rosalind Pichardo, to
learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose with naloxone and hear
how she has saved more than 1,000 lives with naloxone. A limited amount of
Narcan (nasal-spray form of naloxone) will be distributed to those who complete
the training.
This session will explore:
* How to recognize when someone is experiencing an opioid overdose How to
respond to an opioid overdose using naloxone
* How to access naloxone in your own community
Speakers
* Jessica Geschke Outreach Program Manager, Serve You Rx View bio
* Rosalind Pichardo Founder, Operation Save Our City and Lead Educator,
Prevention Point View bio
PLENARY SESSION: “HOME” 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM (ET)
“HOME”
Today, 1 in every 78 people on earth has been forced to leave their homes– the
highest number on record – due to political persecution, conflict, violence, and
climate change. For many others, natural disasters and a lack of housing and
public services threaten their ability to stay rooted in their communities.
While these trends present both short- and long-term challenges, it prompts an
important question – what does it mean to be at “home”?
In this plenary session, speakers will explore how to foster community and
belonging in an increasingly unstable world.
Speakers
* Dr. Noubar Afeyan Founder and CEO, Flagship Pioneering; Co-Founder and
Chairman, Moderna View bio
* Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah Queen of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
View bio
* Jesper Brodin Chairman and CEO, INGKA Holding View bio
* Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Former U.S. Secretary of State View bio
* David Miliband President and CEO, International Rescue Committee View bio
* Polina Frishko Executive Director, Carolinas for Ukraine View bio
* Filippo Grandi U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees View bio
* Muhidin Libah Executive Director, Somali Bantu Community Association View bio
* Hamdi Ulukaya CEO and Founder, Chobani, and Founder, Tent Partnership for
Refugees View bio
* Malala Yousafzai Activist View bio
* Volodymyr Zelenskyy President of Ukraine View bio
PLENARY SESSION: CONVERSATION BETWEEN PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PRESIDENT VOLODYMYR
ZELENSKYY
Speakers
* President Bill Clinton Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States View bio
* Volodymyr Zelenskyy President of Ukraine View bio
SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (ET)
COMMUNITIES LEADING THE WAY ON PUBLIC HEALTH: HOW WE CAN CENTER LOCAL HEALTH
INFRASTRUCTURE IN VACCINE DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL HEALTH INVESTMENTS
There has never been a more critical moment for local development in public
health, as the COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of a strong
local health care workforce, investment in local manufacturing, research and
development, and production of medicines and vaccines. According to the
Foresight Africa 2022 report, less than 1 percent of all vaccines used in Africa
are locally produced, demonstrating the continent’s vulnerability and dependence
on foreign supplies. However, governments and allies are beginning to rally
around regional initiatives that provide critical local investment and revert
control of these health systems to the communities themselves.
This session will explore:
* How can organizations support investments in localized health care
infrastructure?
* How can the public and private sectors work together to reduce reliance on
imports of vaccines and strengthen localized manufacturing of vaccines?
* How can best practices be shared across communities while not imposed in a
top-down approach?
Speakers
* Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi Associate Dean and Professor, Baylor College of
Medicine View bio
* Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation View bio
* Priti Krishtel Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director, I-MAK (Initiative for
Medicines, Access & Knowledge) View bio
* Kennedy Odede Co-Founder and CEO, Shining Hope for Communities View bio
CITIES AT THE CENTER: HOW WE CAN FIND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCLUSION AT THE
NEXUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND THE REFUGEE CRISIS
More than half of the world’s population currently lives in cities and urban
centers, including more than 60 percent of the global refugee population and 80
percent of internally displaced persons. These numbers have increased
considerably in recent years, in what the United Nations Population Fund
describes as the largest wave of urban growth in history. This growth is
expected to continue with greater access to good jobs and innovations in urban
living; as well as the effects of climate change, global conflicts and violence.
This poses significant challenges, but has also prompted city leaders around the
world to pioneer innovative solutions through more affordable housing, efforts
to abate air pollution and create low emission zones, and further investments in
renewable energy and public transit. The need for inclusive, equitable, and
resilient cities is greater than ever.
This session will explore:
* How can cities around the world work together, and learn from one another, to
address the equity and inclusion challenges of growing urban centers?
* How can we address historic inequity as we redefine cities’ services,
infrastructure, affordable housing and physical spaces?
* How can cities continue to support the growth of entrepreneurial ecosystems
that provide employment and business opportunities to historically
underserved communities and more recent arrivals like refugees and displaced
individuals?
Speakers
* Eric Adams Mayor, New York City View bio
* José Francisco Aguirre Executive Director, Santo Domingo Foundation View bio
* Nazanin Ash CEO, Welcome.US View bio
* Jody Barnett Head of Global Cities & Transit and Mobility, Mastercard View
bio
* Risa Berrin Founder and CEO, Health Information Project (HIP) View bio
* Majora Carter Real Estate Developer and Consultant, Majora Carter Group View
bio
* Katherine Lugar President and CEO, American Beverage Association View bio
* Roman Mars Host and Creator, 99% Invisible View bio
* Jaime Pumarejo Mayor, Barranquilla, Colombia View bio
* Denise Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr Mayor, Freetown City Council View bio
* Frank Scott, Jr. Mayor, Little Rock View bio
* António Vitorino Director General, International Organization for Migration
(IOM) View bio
REAL SOCIAL IMPACT: HOW WE CAN MEASURE AND MAKE PROGRESS ON THE ‘S’ IN ESG
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards have become a critical
tool for investors, employees, and customers to hold companies accountable for
sustainability and social responsibility. They indicate the strength of a
company’s management and probability of long-term financial success, and
companies have an incentive to bolster their performance on these metrics.
However, there is often uncertainty around how, in practice, we measure
corporate social responsibility – the ‘S’ in ESG. Amid this uncertainty,
organizations continue to look for opportunities to strengthen their practices
and improve their social impact using whatever tools or measures are accessible
to them.
This session will explore:
* How can government and civil society work with the business community to
define and achieve social improvement targets?
* How can organizations broaden diversity among vendors and improve the
transparency of their supply chains?
* How can each organization in attendance take specific actions to strengthen
their social practices?
Speakers
* Aron Cramer President and CEO, BSR View bio
* Elizabeth A. Vazquez Co-Founder and CEO, WEConnect International View bio
* Matthew Richard Bishop Visiting Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute View bio
* Priscilla Sims Brown CEO, Amalgamated Bank View bio
* Meg Garlinghouse Vice President, Social Impact, LinkedIn View bio
* Dr. Diane Osgood Founder, Osgood Consulting & Carbon Almanac View bio
* Ben Skinner President, Transparentem View bio
THE FOOD CRISIS AND THE THREAT OF GLOBAL DESTABILIZATION: HOW WE CAN TAKE URGENT
AND SUSTAINABLE ACTION TO ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY
First came the historic drought in Africa, China, and Europe, exacerbated by
global warming and lowering crop yields. Then came a global pandemic, disrupting
the global supply chain of critical agricultural trade. The war in Ukraine
followed with two consequences: the cost of oil has doubled prices for
fertilizer, and a blockade of Ukraine’s grain has reduced supplies to Africa,
the Middle East, and Asia by half. As a result of these issues, more than 276
million people around the world are at risk of acute food insecurity. This
number is twice as high as it was three years ago, leading to what the World
Food Program is calling a “hunger catastrophe.” As global supply chains and
traditional farming practices have been increasingly disrupted by the effects of
climate change and geopolitical events, there are urgent needs to adopt
climate-smart, regenerative, and indigenous agricultural practices around the
world and to help create equitable and sustainable access to nutritious food.
This session will explore:
* How can we partner with and elevate traditional agricultural practices to
respond to the urgent hunger crisis?
* How can local and global food systems be strengthened and work
collaboratively to adapt to the effects of climate change?
* How can we work to prioritize equity and nutrition as we safeguard
sustainable access to food?
Speakers
* Gabriela Bucher Executive Director, Oxfam International View bio
* Lazarus Chakwera President, Malawi View bio
* Kiril Domuschiev Co-Owner, Advance Properties View bio
* Qu Dongyu Director-General, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United
Nations (FAO) View bio
* Carrie Freeman Co-CEO, SecondMuse View bio
* Cindy McCain U.S. Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN Food &
Agriculture Agencies in Rome, U.S. Mission to the UN Agencies in Rome View
bio
* Matthew Brooks Wilson Food Sovereignty Director, Sicangu Co View bio
COMMUNITY SESSION 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM (ET)
STORY STUDIO
President Clinton often speaks about how storytelling has been critical to his
personal journey: “Growing up in Arkansas just after World War II in a family
that didn’t have a lot of money, most of our entertainment revolved around
storytelling. Listening to my relatives and neighbors tell stories showed me
that everyone has a story, and that everyone’s story has value. When I got into
politics, I always thought that the main point of my work was to give people a
chance to have better stories. And after I left office, that same purpose led me
to start the Clinton Foundation.”
Building on President Clinton’s ability to harness the power of storytelling,
Story Studio seeks to use stories to ignite future action within the CGI
community. Set in a more informal and relaxed space, the Story Studio cultivates
a unique opportunity to hear inspirational stories from trailblazers, gridlock
busters, innovators, and those on the frontlines of our biggest common
challenges. Attendees at CGI’s 2022 Meeting are invited to join these Story
Studio sessions to hear the experiences and personal journeys that illuminate
the complex challenges we face and the solutions and actions we strive to take.
BREAKING GRIDLOCK THROUGH STORIES
Join six-time Peabody Award and MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship recipient, Dave
Isay for a conversation discussing the unique power stories hold in the pursuit
of breaking gridlock.
Speakers
* Dave Isay Founder and President, StoryCorps View bio
EXPLORATION AND UNDERSTANDING
Science and technology allow us to overcome our human limitations and enhance
our capacity to survive and thrive in the world. In the last decades, science
and technology have become central to the solutions to many of our global
challenges, including the potential to connect people and access information in
ways that were unimaginable before. This session will feature stories of people
who have used science and technology to improve the human condition, overcoming
personal barriers and societal obstacles in the process.
Speakers
* Sumak Helena Sirén Gualinga Advisor, Daughters for Earth View bio
* Ashley Judd Partner, Kokolopori Bonobo Research Reserve View bio
* Martin Surbeck Assistant Professor, Human Evolutionary Biology View bio
* Sara Wahedi Founder and CEO, Ehtesab View bio
TRUST AND TRANSFORMATION
Trust is the basis of connection; it is the speed of impact; and it is one of
our most basic and increasingly precious human needs. Trust builds friendships,
families, communities, institutions, and societies; and it is the connective
tissue between them. Its absence – or fracture- can change everything. Join us
as we hear from four storytellers, innovators, and changemakers whose stories of
tapping into and forging trust have broken down barriers and created new
pathways toward connection and impact.
Speakers
* Amanda Chen SVP of Impact and Engagement, Participant Media View bio
* Rodney Foxworth CEO, Common Future View bio
* Rahul Jain Director, Participant Media View bio
* Lou Louis Koboji Executive Director, Kajo Keji Health Training Institute View
bio
* Cara Mertes Founding Director, IRIS (International Resource for Impact and
Storytelling) View bio
* Alessandra Orofino Executive Director, NOSSAS View bio
CULTURE AND INGENUITY
Through Culture and Ingenuity we have the power to transcend stalemate and
gridlock by changing the way we see the world one subtle perception at a time.
They challenge the given and can crack open cemented opinions, questioning
problematic views and exposing what is often hidden. In this segment of Story
Studio, audiences will hear short stories from a diverse group of innovators and
trailblazers that illuminate how through ingenuity and culture we can help
bridge gaps, inspire us to embrace our differences, and expand our horizons.
Speakers
* Arielle Duhaime-Ross Correspondent & Podcast Host, VICE News View bio
* Silvia Vasquez-Lavado Author, Explorer, Social Entrepreneur, Courageous Girls
View bio
* L Morgan Lee Tony Nominated Actress View bio
* Raj Kamal Saxena President, Ramrati Education Complex, Vinod Gupta Charitable
Foundation View bio
* Tanaya Sharma Board Member, Vinod Gupta Charitable Foundation (VGCF) / Global
Education Foundation View bio
HULT PRIZE GLOBAL FINALS 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (ET)
The Clinton Global Initiative is proud to host the Global Finals of the 2022
Hult Prize. Through their year-long social entrepreneurship competition, more
than 100,000 young people in 120 countries work to create high-impact startups
that address the annual Call to Action in alignment with the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals. The 2022 topic is Getting the World Back to Work,
where students are challenged to develop businesses that will provide employment
for at least 2,000 people by 2024. The six finalists will pitch their businesses
to a panel of expert judges, and the winning team will receives $1M USD in
funding to make their idea a reality.
Speakers
* Meg Garlinghouse Vice President, Social Impact, LinkedIn View bio
* Janice Bryant Howroyd Founder and CEO View bio
* Erika Karp Chief Impact Officer, Pathstone View bio
* Carin Klaesson Content Manager for Public Programs, The Nobel Prize Museum
View bio
* Manish Ranjan CEO, NanoHealth View bio
* David Rosenberg Co-Founder and CEO, AeroFarms View bio
* Sandy Speicher Former CEO, IDEO View bio
SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM (ET)
THE MENTAL WELL-BEING OF THE NEXT GENERATION: HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE’S
MENTAL HEALTH AMID MULTIPLE EXISTENTIAL THREATS
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated an existing mental health crisis,
particularly among children and young people. The emergence of “climate
anxiety,” new and ongoing international conflicts, and widespread use of
technology have added to the stressors impacting our youth across the globe. A
study last year estimated that one in seven children and adolescents in
sub-Saharan Africa have experienced significant psychological challenges, and
almost 10 percent qualify for a psychiatric diagnosis. Overdose rates among
teens in the United States are on the rise. Youth are facing cultural and
infrastructural challenges – from stigma in seeking help to barriers in
accessing support – in finding the tools and treatment they need.
This session will explore:
* How can organizations take action to directly support the mental health of
young people in their communities and around the world?
* How can we develop and implement effective models for delivering mental
health care in schools, clinics, and community settings?
* How can we leverage technology – which has exacerbated much of the mental
health crisis among today’s youth – to reduce stigma and give youth easier
access to support and treatment?
Speakers
* Dr. Tia Dole Executive Director, The Steve Fund View bio
* Tristan Harris President and Co-Founder, Center for Humane Technology View
bio
* Mahmoud Abdelwahab Khedr Founder and CEO, FloraMind View bio
* Vivek Murthy U.S. Surgeon General View bio
* Chris McCarthy President & CEO, Paramount Media Networks and MTV
Entertainment Studios View bio
* Dometi Pongo Journalist, MTV News View bio
* Heather White Author and Founder, OneGreenThing View bio
EDUCATION ON THE MOVE: HOW WE CAN HARNESS A SHIFT TO ONLINE LEARNING TO REDUCE
DISPARITIES IN ACCESS TO EDUCATION
The pandemic has made it more difficult for many around the globe to access
learning – from restrictions in schools to families confronting urgent needs at
home. However, the recent transition to online learning has also presented us
with tools to reimagine the future of learning. Teaching and learning are
increasingly happening on the move and outside of physical classrooms – whether
due to COVID-19, forced migration, climate disasters, or other crises.
Innovative approaches have brought remote learning to refugee camps via text
message and radio, expanded access to education technology in rural America, and
brought reading materials to everyday environments to encourage parents of young
children to talk, read, and sing to promote brain development. The last several
years have demonstrated that education does not exist in a vacuum but within a
broader context informed by the trauma and disruption of the past few years.
This session will explore:
* How can we continue to move toward more adaptable, mobile education and meet
students and teachers where they are?
* How can we advocate for these efforts to include historically excluded
communities?
* How can we emphasize mental health and well-being in virtual and in-person
learning?
Speakers
* Shoriwa Shaun Benjamin Founder and Chief Technology Officer, It's Learnable
View bio
* Dr. Celine Coggins Executive Director, Grantmakers for Education View bio
* Jaime Saavedra Global Director of Education, The World Bank View bio
* Maia Sandu President, Republic of Moldova View bio
* Yasmine Sherif Director, Education Cannot Wait View bio
* Sherrie Westin President, Sesame Workshop View bio
THE CLIMATE CRISIS WE'RE ALREADY IN: HOW WE CAN ACCELERATE ADAPTATION TO A
CHANGING CLIMATE
As the impacts of climate change worsen, accelerating climate adaptation
strategies to the same levels of mitigation has become more urgent and will
require increased investment. The Global Commission on Adaptation estimates that
investing $1.8 trillion in climate adaptation from 2020 to 2030 could generate
$7.1 trillion in total net benefits – in avoided losses, lower risks and
improved economic benefits, and social and environmental benefits such as
improved biodiversity and cleaner air and water. Climate adaptation
measures protect the most vulnerable communities and ecosystems, and make
companies more resilient to climate-related environmental and economic shocks.
This session will explore:
* How can we identify and accelerate the most critical adaptation strategies –
from early warning systems and resilient infrastructure to climate-smart
agriculture and mangrove and water protection – across different communities
and countries?
* How can companies prepare for the impacts of climate change on their
businesses, including supply-chain breakdowns, employee migrations, and
increases in diseases?
* How can we increase the financing available, so these efforts are not
competing for resources with climate mitigation strategies?
Speakers
* Manish Bapna President and CEO, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) View
bio
* Xiye Bastida Climate Justice Activist View bio
* Matt Damon Co-Founder, Water.org View bio
* Jennifer Granholm U.S. Secretary of Energy View bio
* Kara Hurst Vice President of Worldwide Sustainability, Amazon View bio
* Alvaro Lario President-Elect, International Fund for Agricultural Development
View bio
* Ann Mukherjee Chairwoman and CEO of Pernod Ricard North America View bio
* Gavin Newsom Governor, California View bio
* Jacqueline Novogratz Founder and CEO, Acumen View bio
* Tom Rivett-Carnac Founding Partner, Global Optimism View bio
* Amanda Nusz Senior Vice President, Corporate Responsibility, Target and
President, Target Foundation View bio
* Gary White CEO and Co-Founder, Water.org View bio
CLOSING PLENARY SESSION: TAKING ACTION TOGETHER 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM (ET)
TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
The CGI community is united in its commitment to taking action together. Over
the course of the year ahead, there is an opportunity for our actions to not
only help address the global challenges we face today, such as rising health and
economic disparities, but also to lay the groundwork for a reimagined spirit of
partnership and action that is more diverse, equitable, and inclusive than ever
before. If the challenges of the past and the last several years of the COVID-19
pandemic have taught us anything, it’s that we are better when we work together,
we are more resilient when we support all our community members, and we are most
effective when we coordinate and disburse our shared resources. As we go forward
to take action, the question becomes: how do we affirm our common humanity,
develop deep and cross-cutting partnerships, and center the lived experiences of
those on the frontlines of our global challenges at the heart of our collective
work?
Speakers
* Nazanin Ash CEO, Welcome.US View bio
* Ana Marie Argilagos President & CEO, Hispanics in Philanthropy View bio
* Donnel Baird CEO, BlocPower View bio
* Bono Lead Singer, U2 and Co-Founder, ONE and (RED) View bio
* President Bill Clinton Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd
President of the United States View bio
* Chelsea Clinton, DPhil, MPH Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation View bio
* Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Former U.S. Secretary of State View bio
* Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Director-General, World Health Organization
(WHO) View bio
* Dolores Huerta President, Dolores Huerta Foundation View bio
* Dr. Karen Miga Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz View
bio
* Lin-Manuel Miranda Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director View bio
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JOE KIANI
CEO, Masimo
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ROSALIND PICHARDO
Founder, Operation Save Our City and Lead Educator, Prevention Point
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DR. CARLA BARNETT
Secretary-General, Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
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DR. CHERYL JOY ST. JOHN
Executive Director, Caribbean Public Health Agency
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DR. RALPH GONSALVES
Prime Minister, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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LUIS MIRANDA JR.
Activist, Philanthropist, Strategist
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JOSÉ ANDRÉS
Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen
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PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON
Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be
elected twice, led the U.S. to the longest economic expansion in American
history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J.
Clinton Foundation, and today, the renamed Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton
Foundation, works to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change.
Today the Foundation has staff and volunteers around the world working to
improve lives through several initiatives, including the independent Clinton
Health Access Initiative, through which over 11.5 million people in more than 70
countries have access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/AIDS medications. The
Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the Clinton
Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to
promote sustainable economic growth and to fight climate change worldwide and in
Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In the U.S., the Foundation is working
to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity and preventable disease through
the Alliance for a Healthier Generation and the Clinton Health Matters
Initiative. Established in 2005, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together
global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing issues. So far, more than 3,600 Clinton Global Initiative
commitments have improved the lives of over 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has joined with former
President George H.W. Bush three times – after the 2004 tsunami in South Asia,
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in 2008, and with President George
W. Bush in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. Today the Clinton
Foundation supports economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his
wife Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in
Chappaqua, New York.
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Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
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PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON
Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be
elected twice, led the U.S. to the longest economic expansion in American
history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J.
Clinton Foundation, and today, the renamed Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton
Foundation, works to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change.
Today the Foundation has staff and volunteers around the world working to
improve lives through several initiatives, including the independent Clinton
Health Access Initiative, through which over 11.5 million people in more than 70
countries have access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/AIDS medications. The
Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the Clinton
Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to
promote sustainable economic growth and to fight climate change worldwide and in
Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In the U.S., the Foundation is working
to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity and preventable disease through
the Alliance for a Healthier Generation and the Clinton Health Matters
Initiative. Established in 2005, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together
global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing issues. So far, more than 3,600 Clinton Global Initiative
commitments have improved the lives of over 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has joined with former
President George H.W. Bush three times – after the 2004 tsunami in South Asia,
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in 2008, and with President George
W. Bush in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. Today the Clinton
Foundation supports economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his
wife Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in
Chappaqua, New York.
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Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
As vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, Chelsea Clinton works alongside the
Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
New York City.
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CHELSEA CLINTON, DPHIL, MPH
Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
As vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, Chelsea Clinton works alongside the
Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
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Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be
elected twice, led the U.S. to the longest economic expansion in American
history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J.
Clinton Foundation, and today, the renamed Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton
Foundation, works to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change.
Today the Foundation has staff and volunteers around the world working to
improve lives through several initiatives, including the independent Clinton
Health Access Initiative, through which over 11.5 million people in more than 70
countries have access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/AIDS medications. The
Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the Clinton
Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to
promote sustainable economic growth and to fight climate change worldwide and in
Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In the U.S., the Foundation is working
to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity and preventable disease through
the Alliance for a Healthier Generation and the Clinton Health Matters
Initiative. Established in 2005, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together
global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing issues. So far, more than 3,600 Clinton Global Initiative
commitments have improved the lives of over 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has joined with former
President George H.W. Bush three times – after the 2004 tsunami in South Asia,
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in 2008, and with President George
W. Bush in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. Today the Clinton
Foundation supports economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his
wife Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in
Chappaqua, New York.
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Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
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Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
New York City.
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Founder and Board Chair, Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United
States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be
elected twice, led the U.S. to the longest economic expansion in American
history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J.
Clinton Foundation, and today, the renamed Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton
Foundation, works to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change.
Today the Foundation has staff and volunteers around the world working to
improve lives through several initiatives, including the independent Clinton
Health Access Initiative, through which over 11.5 million people in more than 70
countries have access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/AIDS medications. The
Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the Clinton
Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to
promote sustainable economic growth and to fight climate change worldwide and in
Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In the U.S., the Foundation is working
to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity and preventable disease through
the Alliance for a Healthier Generation and the Clinton Health Matters
Initiative. Established in 2005, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together
global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the
world’s most pressing issues. So far, more than 3,600 Clinton Global Initiative
commitments have improved the lives of over 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has joined with former
President George H.W. Bush three times – after the 2004 tsunami in South Asia,
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in 2008, and with President George
W. Bush in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. Today the Clinton
Foundation supports economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his
wife Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in
Chappaqua, New York.
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CHELSEA CLINTON, DPHIL, MPH
Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation
As vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, Chelsea Clinton works alongside the
Foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging
leaders across the United States and around the world. This includes the
Foundation’s early child initiative Too Small to Fail, which supports families
with the resources they need to promote early brain and language development;
and the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a global program that
empowers student leaders to turn their ideas into action. A longtime public
health advocate, Chelsea also serves on the boards of the Clinton Health Access
Initiative and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, and uses her platform to
increase awareness around issues such as vaccine hesitancy, childhood obesity,
and health equity.
In addition to her Foundation work, Chelsea teaches at Columbia University’s
Mailman School of Public Health and has written several books for young readers,
including the #1 New York Times bestseller She Persisted: 13 American Women Who
Changed the World as well as She Persisted Around the World, She Persisted in
Sports, Start Now! You Can Make a Difference; Don’t Let Them Disappear; and It’s
Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going. She is also the co-author of
The Book of Gutsy Women and Grandma’s Gardens with Secretary Hillary Rodham
Clinton and of Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? with Devi
Sridhar. Chelsea’s podcast, In Fact with Chelsea Clinton, premiered in 2021 and
is the co-founder of HiddenLight Productions.
Chelsea holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford, a Master of Public Health from
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health, and both a Master of Philosophy and
a Doctorate in international relations from Oxford University. She lives with
her husband Marc, their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper, and dog Soren in
New York City.
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SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
Former U.S. Secretary of State
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DR. TEDROS ADHANOM GHEBREYESUS
Director-General, World Health Organization (WHO)
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DOLORES HUERTA
President, Dolores Huerta Foundation
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DR. KAREN MIGA
Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz
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LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
Award-Winning Songwriter, Actor, Director
TAKING ACTION TOGETHER
Through its unique model, CGI supports partners in developing Commitments to
Action — new, specific, and measurable projects. Since 2005, members of the CGI
community have made more than 3,700 Commitments to Action that have made a
difference in the lives of more than 435 million people in more than 180
countries.
WATER & SANITATION SOLUTIONS FOR HAITI
In 2009, Water.org committed to raising and investing $2,000,000 to reach at
least 50,000 people with safe water …
INVESTING IN KENYAN YOUTH AND WOMEN
In 2010, the MasterCard Foundation, the Equity Group Foundation, Equity Bank and
the Government of Kenya committed to …
MOBILIZING FOR 20,000 EXCELLENT NEW STEM TEACHERS
In 2011, the Carnegie Corporation, along with a wide range of partners,
committed to identifying and funding programs …
INVESTMENT AND TRAINING FOR AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE
In 2011, The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations (AFL-CIO) committed to encourage both workers’ …
GOING THE LAST MILE: REDEFINING HEALTHCARE IN REMOTE SETTINGS
In 2013, Last Mile Health committed to scale their innovative, high-impact
Frontline Health Worker (FHW) model to bring …
HEALTHY CONNECTIONS: TECHNOLOGY PROMOTING FAMILY HEALTH
In 2013, Pro Mujer, Sesame Workshop, the Mayo Clinic, and Pfizer committed to
leverage their core competencies to …
COMBATING EBOLA: AIRLIFT OF 100 TONS OF MEDICAL AID
In 2014, Direct Relief committed to support the governments of Liberia and
Sierra Leone in their efforts to …
WASH TIME IS TALK TIME: EARLY LITERACY IN LAUNDROMATS
In 2015, Too Small to Fail, the Coin Laundry Association (CLA) and their
partners committed to engage parents …
EXPANSION OF PLOW TO PLATE: REDUCING FOOD INSECURITY IN PR
In 2019, World Central Kitchen (WCK) committed to expand its Plow to Plate
initiative from 2021 to 2023. …
SOLAR SAVES LIVES: SOLAR POWER FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CLINICS IN PUERTO RICO
In 2018, Direct Relief, the Hispanic Federation, The Solar Foundation, and New
Energy PR committed to install solar …
WATER & SANITATION SOLUTIONS FOR HAITI
In 2009, Water.org committed to raising and investing $2,000,000 to reach at
least 50,000 people with safe water …
INVESTING IN KENYAN YOUTH AND WOMEN
In 2010, the MasterCard Foundation, the Equity Group Foundation, Equity Bank and
the Government of Kenya committed to …
MOBILIZING FOR 20,000 EXCELLENT NEW STEM TEACHERS
In 2011, the Carnegie Corporation, along with a wide range of partners,
committed to identifying and funding programs …
INVESTMENT AND TRAINING FOR AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE
In 2011, The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations (AFL-CIO) committed to encourage both workers’ …
GOING THE LAST MILE: REDEFINING HEALTHCARE IN REMOTE SETTINGS
In 2013, Last Mile Health committed to scale their innovative, high-impact
Frontline Health Worker (FHW) model to bring …
HEALTHY CONNECTIONS: TECHNOLOGY PROMOTING FAMILY HEALTH
In 2013, Pro Mujer, Sesame Workshop, the Mayo Clinic, and Pfizer committed to
leverage their core competencies to …
COMBATING EBOLA: AIRLIFT OF 100 TONS OF MEDICAL AID
In 2014, Direct Relief committed to support the governments of Liberia and
Sierra Leone in their efforts to …
WASH TIME IS TALK TIME: EARLY LITERACY IN LAUNDROMATS
In 2015, Too Small to Fail, the Coin Laundry Association (CLA) and their
partners committed to engage parents …
EXPANSION OF PLOW TO PLATE: REDUCING FOOD INSECURITY IN PR
In 2019, World Central Kitchen (WCK) committed to expand its Plow to Plate
initiative from 2021 to 2023. …
SOLAR SAVES LIVES: SOLAR POWER FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CLINICS IN PUERTO RICO
In 2018, Direct Relief, the Hispanic Federation, The Solar Foundation, and New
Energy PR committed to install solar …
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WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN: PROVIDING MEALS IN RESPONSE TO CRISES
At the CGI September 2022 meeting, World Central Kitchen (WCK) will debut an
installation to help participants share a deeper understanding of the power of
food and community in times of crisis. WCK is a nonprofit organization that
provides meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises around
the globe.
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GOOGLE ARTS & CULTURE
See how Google Arts & Culture partnered with Lin-Manuel Miranda, Luis A.
Miranda, Jr., and 10 local institutions in Puerto Rico to preserve the island’s
heritage and culture, and bring its most iconic works of art online in a new
way, accessible to anyone, anywhere.
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(RED): CHOOSE (RED). SAVE LIVES.
(RED) partners with the world’s greatest brands to create (RED) products and
experiences — all of which raise money for the Global Fund, one of the world’s
largest funders for global health. At CGI, (RED) is announcing an exciting new
Commitment to Action to strengthen health systems and fight injustices that
enable pandemics to thrive. Every action you take with (RED) helps save lives.
GLOBAL GOALS WEEK: A COALITION WORKING TO ACHIEVE THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
GOALS BY 2030
Global Goals Week is a shared commitment between 170+ partners across civil
society, business, academia, and the United Nations system to accelerate action
on the Sustainable Development Goals, especially during the UN General Assembly
High-level Week.
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ONLY ONE: UNLOCKING THE OCEAN AS A CLIMATE SOLUTION
Climate change represents the greatest global threat of our time. Addressing
this challenge will require scaling up efforts to reduce emissions and remove
greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Marine-based solutions have the potential
to close as much as a fifth of the emissions gap to keep global temperatures
within the limit of 1.5°C.
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WE DON'T HAVE TIME: A PLATFORM TO DRIVE CLIMATE ACTION
We Don’t Have Time is the world’s largest review platform for climate action.
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EMPIRE STATE REALTY TRUST: LIGHTING UP THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
To celebrate the September 2022 meeting, the Empire State Building will light up
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