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The Club of Rome draws on the unique, collective know-how of our members – notable scientists, economists, business leaders and former politicians – to define comprehensive solutions to the complex, interconnected challenges of our world. The Club has prioritised five key areas of impact: Climate-Planetary Emergency, Reclaiming and Reframing Economics; Rethinking Finance; Emerging New Civilization(s); Youth Leadership.

02/09/2026

ON THE PODCAST | Is data the new raw material in Africa, extracted the same way resources always have been?

Yemi Keri, technology executive, president of the African Business Angel Network and member of the Club of Rome, raises a concern about African data being collected locally, processed somewhere else, used to train AI models elsewhere, then sold back as a finished product.

Her worry is not only about ownership. AI is developing so quickly that Africa risks being left without the infrastructure to keep up.

Listen to the full episode on the Club of Rome podcast: https://vist.ly/5gx2m

01/09/2026

"A continent of hopes." That's how Silvia Zimmerman del Castillo, co-president of the Club of Rome, describes Latin America.

Speaking at the Club of Rome's Latin American conference in Buenos Aires, she explains why it mattered to hold the gathering there: the organisation was born in Europe, but it thinks and works globally, always starting from local countries and societies.

Watch the full clip to hear her vision for the region and the world.

Please join us in welcoming Ludvik Toplak to the Club of RomeFor more than four decades, Ludvik has moved between law, p...
31/08/2026

Please join us in welcoming Ludvik Toplak to the Club of Rome

For more than four decades, Ludvik has moved between law, politics and higher education, working from the lecture hall to parliament to the rector's office. He taught law in Maribor, Ljubljana and Nova Gorica, then went on to serve as president of Slovenia's first democratically elected parliament, rector of the Univerza v Mariboru (University of Maribor), and Slovenia's ambassador to the Holy See.

In 2008, he founded Univerza Alma Mater Europaea (Alma Mater Europaea) and has served as its rector since 2024.

Learn more about Ludvik: https://vist.ly/5gps8

28/08/2026

PODCAST | NEW EPISODE

What happens if more women lead the AI industry in Africa?

Yemi Keri, technology executive, president of the African Business Angel Network and member of the Club of Rome, has a clear answer: a more rounded society. Different priorities, more attention to education and more focus on financial inclusion for the women who make up most of the world's rural poor.

As she puts it, impact would drive profits, rather than the other way round.

🎧 Listen to her full conversation with Till Kellerhoff exploring the future of AI in Africa and its risks and opportunities on the Club of Rome podcast: https://vist.ly/5gf3m

A warm welcome to Aya Chebbi, new member of the Club of Rome! A Pan-African feminist and diplomat, Aya is the founder of...
27/08/2026

A warm welcome to Aya Chebbi, new member of the Club of Rome!

A Pan-African feminist and diplomat, Aya is the founder of Nalafem, one of Africa's largest platforms of women who lead, and served as the first African Union Special Envoy on Youth, impacting more than one million young people.

A podcaster and recognised voice for democracy, she brings together grassroots organising, diplomacy and policy expertise to champion inclusive, intergenerational co-leadership.

🔗 Learn more about Aya: https://vist.ly/5gb3p

What does the public around the world think about our social, political and economic systems – and what does it mean for...
25/08/2026

What does the public around the world think about our social, political and economic systems – and what does it mean for the future of politics and policy?

You're invited to the online public launch of Rebuild Trust: the 2026 edition of the Earth4All Survey, commissioned by Earth4All and conducted by Ipsos. This third wave of the survey turns to the social and political conditions that determine whether long-term economic and ecological transitions are politically feasible.

📅 14 September, 12:00 CEST, online

🎤 Findings will presented by the report's authors Owen Gaffney (Narrative Chair, Earth4All) and Kate Pickett (Professor for the Public Understanding of Social Sciences at the University of York), with reflections from Sandrine Dixson-Declève (Executive Chair, Earth4All) and Jayati Ghosh (Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst).

Register here: https://vist.ly/5f2cb

24/08/2026

“All we need to do is to learn from nature. She has been at work for millions of years. If you follow her, we won't go wrong.”

In this reel, Mamphela Ramphele, honorary president of the Club of Rome, breaks down three myths holding back a truly regenerative model for humanity: that there are different human races, that we're separate from (and superior to) nature and that a "selfish gene" makes selfishness inevitable.

Her message is simple: we're a relational species, part of one human family and part of a living planet. If we build our values around that truth, we have a shot at a regenerative future.

Watch, share and tell us: what's one way you try to learn from nature?

20/08/2026

What happens when experts on the leading edge of transformative system change speak plainly? We get conversations that are bold and impossible to ignore. They question eviction policies that break communities, challenge climate rules that punish the least responsible and push us to rethink what climate justice means.

That’s the spirit at the Club of Rome Podcast: allowing for clear truths and ideas that change systems.

🎧 Now available on:

Apple: https://vist.ly/5fggc

Spotify: https://vist.ly/5fggd

Listen, subscribe and share to keep these conversations alive.

19/08/2026

One of the biggest fears of development economist Jayati Ghosh is inequality. She describes it as an existential crisis, where a few groups of people concentrate most of the wealth and power on the planet 🌎.

📌 Explore more of her thoughts in the video and join the critical conversation about how policies, laws and institutions are driven by the desires of the wealthiest people💵 on Earth, threatening our societies, democracies and the climate.

Jayati is a development economist, member of the Club of Rome and is currently a professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA. She is well known for her work on inequality, globalisation and gender economics.

18/08/2026

When we tackle problems one at a time, we miss what's really driving them.

Since 1968, the Club of Rome has brought people together to explore the world's biggest challenges through systems thinking. We connect ideas and generations to help build a peaceful, healthy and equitable future for everyone.

Discover more about our work at https://vist.ly/5f7jb

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