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Watch the livestream recording from the NYU Langone Health of our UN Summit of the Future Special Event to launch “Loneliness, Trust and Hope: The Lives of Young People Emerging from the COVID-19 Pandemic.”
On Saturday, 21st September, we officially launched Loneliness, Trust and Hope: The Lives of Young People Emerging from the COVID-19 Pandemic. This first report from our 70-country, 70,000-respondent survey offers a comprehensive look at young people's experiences during COVID-19, their future outlook, and their preparedness for future emergencies. It is now available digitally and for download here.
The Societal Preparedness Index maps and measures key elements of preparedness— including willingness to cooperation, capacity to organize, and ability to cope – to be able to respond to future crises, whether disease outbreaks or pandemics, natural disasters or conflicts.
As part of our ongoing work to deepen our understanding of the core drivers of societal preparedness, we are conducting further research into different core domains such as trust in technology, mental health and gender social norms.
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July 2023 The workshop featured a series of presentations – including from Global Listening Project Co-Founder Prof. Heidi J Larson – on the nature, mechanisms, and differential impacts of misinformation about science.
The Global Trust Crisis with 70,000 People from 70 Countries
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