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What might shift if we treated play, culture, and creativity as essential to the fabric of society? What new possibilities for connection, meaning, and belonging could emerge?
Keynote speaker Janelle Joseph, an award-winning storyteller and scholar, reflects on what our world might look like if access to sport, play, culture, and creativity were recognized as essential to human dignity and collective well-being.
She is joined by voices from the sport and cultural ecosystems, including community organizers, sports activists, and thought leaders, to explore what a rights-based approach to participation could look like in practice.
This event took place at the Aga Khan Museum.
What might shift if we treated play, culture, and creativity as essential to the fabric of society? What new possibilities for connection, meaning, and belonging could emerge?
Keynote speaker Janelle Joseph, an award-winning storyteller and scholar, reflects on what our world might look like if access to sport, play, culture, and creativity were recognized as essential to human dignity and collective well-being.
She is joined by voices from the sport and cultural ecosystems, including community organizers, sports activists, and thought leaders, to explore what a rights-based approach to participation could look like in practice.
This event took place at the Aga Khan Museum.
