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SUMMARY:Boma COVID-19 Virtual Summit
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nBoma’s global network will host a 24-hr online summit in partnership with Zoom to illuminate the early lessons we can learn from COVID-19.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nViruses do not respect borders. In order to contain COVID-19\, we must come together as a global community. Boma is convening a worldwide conversation to identify the best ideas\, innovations\, and solutions to eradicate this pandemic locally — and globally. \nBeginning on Monday\, March 23\, the Boma COVID-19 Summit will bring together 60 speakers in 20 countries from a wide range of disciplines\, including health experts\, policymakers and business leaders for more than 20 hours of debate and discussion related to the virus. The summit is in partnership with Zoom\, and will take place 100% online. \nSocial action at a distance\nThis virtual summit itself is a model for a new kind of collaboration. It has been organized by 10 moderators around the world who have curated a program with experts who will participate from a home\, office\, school or hospital using technology provided by Zoom. They will interact with each other and with the worldwide audience participating through Facebook Live. \nTogether\, we will discover the latest information\, share successes\, debate tough choices and imagine a future that is more resilient\, more connected\, kinder and healthier than ever before. \nHow to participate\n\nRegister here to get email updates on the program\nWatch live on Facebook or the Boma website.\nContribute questions for the speakers and your own insights through Facebook.\nShare clips\, quotes and inspiration from summit participants around the world on Instagram\, Twitter\, or LinkedIn.\nAct in your own community using the ideas and resources collected on the Boma website.\n\nRegister Now for Boma COVID-19\nSchedule\nAll times are for Monday\, March 23 unless noted. All sessions will be in English\, except France (in French) and Brazil (in Portuguese). English translations of these sessions will be posted after the summit. Speakers and topics are subject to change. \nSession 1: New Zealand — 2 a.m. EDT (7 p.m. in Christchurch) \nThe Virus and How to Fight It\nA clear look at medical science \n\nUnderstanding the virus that causes COVID-19 and how to prevent its spread: Dr Siouxsie Wiles; Microbiologist\, Auckland\, NZ\nThe path to develop a vaccine: Prof David Murdoch; dean\, Otago University\, Christchurch\, NZ\n\nSession 2: Japan — 4 a.m. EDT (5 p.m. in Tokyo) \nHacking a Pandemic\nActivists and innovators around the world respond to the outbreak \n\nCrisis lessons from Japan’s 3/11 Fukushima disaster: Azby Brown\, lead researcher\, Safecast\, a citizen science monitoring movement\, Tokyo\, Japan\nHow gaming technology can organize collaborative action: Daniel Goldman\, game and simulation developer\, Tokyo Japan\nDesigning the physical environment to stop the spread of infectious diseases: David Saladik\, health facility architect working in Asia and Africa\, Kigali Rwanda\nEstonia comes together in country-wide COVID-19 hackathon: Sten-Kristian Saluveer\, multimedia producer\, Tallinn Estonia\nFood systems in the context of COVID-19: Sara Roversi\, Founder Future Food Network\, Leader in Field of Food Sustainability\nResilience in organizations: Guy Philippe\, management consultant\, Paris France\n\nSession 3: Germany — 5:15 a.m. EDT (10:15 a.m. in Berlin) \nHacking a Crisis\nCollaborative action around the planet \n\nOpen source frontline medicine: Bart de Witte\, founder digital health academy\, Berlin\, Germany\nQuarantine anxiety – coping with the stress of isolation: Mazda Adli\, chair\, Fliedner Klinik Berlin Centre for Psychiatry\, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine\, Berlin\, Germany\n\nSession 4: China — 4 a.m. EDT (6 p.m. in Beijing) \nResilience Amid the First Outbreak\nPeople taking action together \n\nReducing stress: an online meditation: Jason Xu\, mindfulness meditation coach\, Beijing\, China\nTreating the mental side effects of the pandemic: Yilan\, co-founder Neureality\, a mental health media platform Beijing\, China\nSocial action through celebrity fandom: Sherry Wang\, recent college graduate\, Beijing\, China\nRaising money is easy\, spending money is hard: Chen Yiyu\, 9th grade Student\, YK Pao School\, Shanghai\, China\nMask stickers: fighting discrimination through humor: Moss X Team\, Chinese students at Technische Universiteit\, Delft\, Netherlands\nEngineering education at a distance: Anand Padmanabhan\, CTO\, Whittle Schools & Studio\, Washington\, DC\, USA. Richard Kuder\, lower and middle school head\, Whittle Schools & Studio\, Shenzhen\, China\nStudying in isolation: Ruiyang Ni\, 11th grade student\, YK Pao School\, Shanghai\, China\n\nSession 5: Canada — 8 a.m. EDT (8 a.m. in Toronto) \nMaking Smart Decisions in Turbulent Times\nUnderstanding the choices from many perspectives: three roundtable discussions \n\nSeparating fact from myth in a fast-moving pandemic\nDebating the tradeoffs between autonomy and safety\nActing to cushion the global shock\n\nExpert panelists: \n\nDr. Duncan Rozario\, medical director of the Oakville Virtual Care Program\, Oakville\, Canada\nSteve Joordens\, professor of psychology\, University of Toronto\, Toronto\, Canada\nJulia Hanigsberg\, CEO of Holland Bloorview Hospital\, Toronto\, Canada\nAmanda Munday\, founder of The Workaround\, a parent-friendly co-working space\, Toronto\, Canada\nZabeen Hirji\, former head of human resources\, Royal Bank of Canada\, Toronto\, Canada\nKaren Pastakia\, lead human capital practice\, Deloitte\, Toronto\, Canada\nRyan Merkley\, chief of staff of Wikimedia\, Toronto\, Canada\nPeter Faist\, CEO of Staffy\, a restaurant hiring app\, Toronto\, Canada\nJames Partridge\, director of credit analytics\, Moody’s Analytics\, Toronto\, Canada\nHarry Moseley\, CIO of Zoom Video Communications\, New York\, USA\nJanelle Hinds\, founder\, Helping Hands\, an app to connect students with volunteer organizations\, Toronto\, Canada\nJon Shell\, managing director\, Social Capital Partners\, Toronto\, Canada\nKevin Johnson\, CEO\, MediaCom Canada\, Toronto\, Canada\n\nSession 6: India — 10 a.m. EDT (7:30 p.m. in New Delhi) \nA Different Future\nA time to think beyond the unexpected \n\nThe psychology of uncertainty: Dr. Rashna E David\, psychologist and education consultant\, Ajmer\, Rajasthan\, India\nLeveraging exponential technologies for minimizing medical disasters: Prashant Mehta\, global chief delivery officer\, Dentsu Aegis Network\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, India\nMining cyberspace in times of crisis: Akhilesh Tuteja\, global co-leader cybersecurity\, KPMG\, Delhi NCR\, India\nShock and awe for the travel industry: Anil Parashar\, CEO at InterGlobe Technology Quotient\, Gurugram\, Haryana\, India\n\nSession 7: Poland — 12 p.m. EDT (5 p.m. in Warsaw) \nReinventing Our World\nHow to strengthen our products\, schools\, hospitals and society \n\nMaking distance learning work: Atish Gonsalves – global innovation director\, Humanitarian Leadership Academy\, London\, UK\nDesigning products for the post COVID-19 world: Aga Szóstek – experience designer\, Warsaw\, Poland\nHow will we travel when the borders reopen?: Dan Noll & Audrey Scott – travel bloggers and sustainable travel strategists\, Berlin\, Germany\nHow COVID-19 will challenge democracy: Robert Mołdach – CEO\, Institute of Health and Democracy\, Warsaw\, Poland\nFinance in the epicenter of the epidemic: Luca Mannucci – managing partner\, Sella Venture Partners\, Milan\, Italy\nPublic health systems as a reflection of our economic priorities: Agnieszka Gaczkowska – medical director\, Sundose\, Warsaw\, Poland\nWhat’s after what’s next: Kacper Nosarzewski – managing partner\, 4CF\, Warsaw\, Poland\n\nSession 8: France — 2 p.m. EDT (7 p.m. in Paris) — *Session will be in French \nCuring Society\nConfronting the social\, political and economic maladies exacerbated by the pandemic \n\nWhat lessons can we learn for our health system?: Frédéric Bizard\, founder\, the Health Institute\, Paris\, France\nCan we govern globally?: David Djaïz\, author of “Slow Democracy” (2019)\, Paris\, France\nDebating Stigma: Responding to “The Chinese Virus”: Julie Hamaïde\, founder Koi Magazine\, Paris\, France & Linh-Lan Dao\, journalist on “True or Fake” program on Franceinfo\, Paris\, France\nComparing crisis management in Asia\, Europe and the United States: Simeng Wang\, permanent research fellow at The French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)\, Paris\, France\nHow to handle the economic crisis after the health crisis?: Agnès Pannier-Runacher\, state secretary for economy and finance\, French Ministry for the Economy and Finance\, Paris\, France\nArnaud Fontanet – Professor at the Pasteur Institute and the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers. Former intern at the Paris hospitals\, doctor of medicine (University of Paris V) and of public health (Harvard University)\, he is specialized in the epidemiology of infectious and tropical diseases.\n\nSession 9: Portugal — 4 p.m. EDT (8 p.m. in Lisbon) \nEmpowering People with Technology\nHow to make your own change \n\nMonitoring epidemics through crowdsourcing and mobile devices: Onicio Leal Neto\, CEO\, Epitrack\, Zurich\, Switzerland\nBiohacking to fortify yourself against pathogens: Teemu Arina\, chairman\, Biohacker Center\, Helsinki\, Finland\n360º Health overview in the context of pandemics (in Brazilian Portuguese*): Vera Cordeiro\, founder\, Associação Saúde Criança\, Rio de Janeiro\, Brazil\n\nSession 10: Brazil — 6 p.m. EDT (7 p.m. in São Paulo) *Session will be in Portuguese \nEarly Warning and Quick Action\nHow to respond to the coronavirus today while building tools to monitor its spread \n\nHow to identify a viral infection – advances in diagnosis: Dr. Celso Granato\, head of Virology at Grupo Fleury\, São Paulo\, Brazil\nWorld Health Organization’s response to COVID-19: Jamil Chade\, journalist\, Geneva\, Switzerland\nManaging the economic impact of the Pandemic: Joaquim Levy\, former Minister of Finance of Brazil\, Oxford\, UK\nGenetic analysis of the COVID-19 virus: Jaqueline Goes de Jesus\, researcher University of São Paulo Medical School\, São Paulo\, Brazil\n\nSession 11: United States — 8 p.m. EDT (5 p.m. in Palo Alto) \nExtreme Innovation for an Extreme Crisis\nAccelerating discoveries to prevent\, diagnose and treat the COVID-19 virus \n\nCoronavirus 101: Divya Chander M.D.\, chair neuroscience\, Singularity University\, Palo Alto\, CA\, United States\nInnovation in the time of COVID-19 – the state of play: Daniel Kraft M.D.\, Palo Alto\, USA\nProspects for a COVID-19 Vaccine: Margaret Liu M.D.\, past president\, International Society for Vaccines\, San Francisco\, USA\nWhat past medical victories tells us about the path forward: Larry Brilliant M.D.\, chairman\, Ending Pandemics\, San Francisco\, USA\n\n\n\n\n\n
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