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Walter P. Paepcke, Aspen Institute Co-Founder
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In Conversation with Anne Mosle and Dele Olojede

Aspen Institute Vice President Anne Mosle in conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dele Olojede.

Digital Equity Accelerator Application Information Sessions

Aspen Digital is hosting two information sessions to support potential applicants to its Digital Equity Accelerator, an effort powered by HP Inc. These sessions will showcase what participants in the Accelerator will receive and how they benefit. They will also allow organizations to ask questions about eligibility and the application process, and provide the opportunity to hear about the 2022 cohort.

A series of three images depict people using technology. On the left, two children work together on a laptop computer, one wearing a head covering. At the center, a parent and their child look at a smart phone together. The child is wearing glasses. On the right, two adults look at a tablet, one wearing a head covering. Above the images is a button that reads "DigitalEquityAccelerator.org," and below them reads, "Apply by 23 January 2023." Image includes logos for Aspen Digital and HP Inc.

For Young Africans, Technology is a Blessing and a Curse

Joshin Raghubar, a John P. McNulty Prize Laureate, entrepreneur, and co-founder of the Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative (CiTi) discusses CiTi’s mission to develop a globally competitive regional technology and innovation ecosystem.

Changing the Conservation Paradigm

Across South Africa, communities surrounding national parks struggle to reap the economic benefits of the wildlife tourism.

The Value of Silence

New Voices Fellow Sisonke Msimang took the stage in New York City to tell a story about the merits of sitting still.

A Conversation with President Bill Clinton