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Ai Weiwei, Michael Sandel, Margaret Atwood, Kent Monkman, Kiku Adatto and Hadeel Ibrahim discuss why 6 Degrees is critically important in today's world.
Social6 Degrees challenges our unsettled age. It is about what we can do to counter rising nativism and exclusion, and how we can go about doing it. 6 Degrees is about connection, conversation, artistic representation, online engagement, and the power that comes from bringing people together. It is also about language: how better language can make for better thinking; how we can reframe issues to open hearts and change minds.
6 Degrees Toronto 2018
September 24–26
TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning, Art Gallery of Ontario,
The Great Hall
#6DegreesTO
September 24–26
TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning, Art Gallery of Ontario,
The Great Hall
#6DegreesTO
Margaret Atwood, Renata Avila, Yiannis Boutaris, Amanda Brugel, Max FineDay, Sue Gardner, Emmanuel Jal, Abdul-Rehman Malik, Alexis McGill Johnson, Yascha Mounk, Ijeoma Oluo, john a. powell, Saskia Sassen, Nadia Setti, Jesse Wente, +More
Author and laureate of the 2018 Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship
Guatemalan international human rights lawyer and digital rights advocate
Mayor of Thessaloniki, Greece
Actor
26th Governor General of Canada & Co-founder and Co-chair of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship
Executive Director, Canadian Roots Exchange, and Indigenous activist
Digital consultant, former Executive Director of Wikimedia Foundation
Musician, actor, peace advocate
Postgraduate Associate at Yale University, Program Manager at Radical Middle Way
Executive Director, Perception Institute
Executive Director of Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, author of The People vs. Democracy
Former Mayor of Lampedusa e Linosa, Italy
Writer, speaker and “Internet yeller”
Director of Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society, and Professor of Law, African American, and Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley
Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology, Columbia University.
Award-winning essayist and novelist & Co-founder and Co-chair of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship
Professor of Gender Studies and Comparative Literature at The Center for Women’s and Gender Studies, University of Paris 8
Ojibwe broadcaster, advocate and pop culture philosopher
TELUS Spark
Calgary, Canada
April 10, 2018
TELUS Spark
Calgary, Canada
April 10, 2018
HSG Executive Campus
St. Gallen, Switzerland
May 5, 2018
HSG Executive Campus
St. Gallen, Switzerland
May 5, 2018
Art Gallery of Ontario, TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning
Toronto
September 25–27, 2017
Art Gallery of Ontario, TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning
Toronto
September 25–27, 2017
