Boken "Bildningsresan" är en antologi från Bertil Ohlin Förlag. En mycket intressant bok med författare av texterna som Dilsa Demirbag-Sten, Nicklas Lundblad, Johanna Koljonen, Mats Svegfors mfl.
Nedanstående texter av Madelaine Opira ger en annan bild av Husby än vad du fick i media för några veckor sedan.
"Barn i mångfaldens Husby föds till världsmedborgare och kultiverar sin bildning genom såväl lek som skola. De har tillgång och närhet till allt de kan önska sig av ett öppet samhälle, med gröna lekplatser, kulturellt berikande och pulserande umgängesliv, närhet till storstadens kommers och nöje, bibliotek samt gratis utbildning från grundskolan ända upp till forskarnivå. De är svenskar som behärskar flera språk och förstår olika kulturer redan i mycket tidig ålder - och på många sätt bidrar, som Marcus Wallenberg önskade, till att ta världen till Sverige".
"Det finns ett behov att tillhanda bildning som grundar sig på att utveckla sin empati, medmänsklighet och en känsla för rättvisa skapa ett fredligare och bättre samhälle."
Källa: Bildningsresan, en antologi, Madelaine Opira
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4 juni 2013
1 juni 2013
CrossTalks from Stockholms University, Sweden, - Where great minds meet
CrossTalks - where great minds meet
"The life science revelution, biomedical technology and future medicine"
* Gunnar von Heijne, Professor at the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Stockholm University
* Jochen Schenk, Associate Professor in Translational Proteomics at the School of Biotechnology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
* Susan Lindquist, World leader in the study of protein folding
* Wouter van der Wijngaa, Leading the bio-, micro- and nanofluidics research at the KTH Microsystem Technology Lab
"Challanges and possibilities for the society of tomorrow"
* Andrew Byerley, Andrew Byerley is lecturer and researcher at the Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University, and at the Nordic Africa Institute (NAI), Uppsala.
* Katja Grillner, Professor of Critical Studies in Architecture and Director of Architecture in Effect
* Tommy Jensen, Professor in Management and Organization Theory at the School of Business at Stockholm University
* Ash Amin, Professor of Geography at University of Cambridge
"What is the future of the man in the universe?"
* Åsa Wikforss, Professor at the Department of Philosophy at Stockholm University
* Carl-Mikael Zetterling, Professor, Department of Integrated Devices and Circuits, Vice Dean of School of Information and Communication Technology, KTH
* Göran Östlin, Professor of Astronomy and the current director at the Department of Astronomy at Stockholm University
* Jenn Gustetic, Challenges and Prizes Program Executive at NASA
* Will Pomerantz, Vice President for Special Projects at Virgin Galactic
Former events:
24th of February
"Global inequality and global health. Are we up to the challange?"
"What is the ultimate destiny of man and robot?"
"Is physics changing our understanding world?"
20th of November
"How can we save capitalism?"
"The battle for entrepreneurs"
"How to save the world"
This is a very good example of how to share knowledge, interaction online and withe live audience, a lot of good questions from the moderator Johanna Koljonen.
"The life science revelution, biomedical technology and future medicine"
* Gunnar von Heijne, Professor at the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Stockholm University
* Jochen Schenk, Associate Professor in Translational Proteomics at the School of Biotechnology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
* Susan Lindquist, World leader in the study of protein folding
* Wouter van der Wijngaa, Leading the bio-, micro- and nanofluidics research at the KTH Microsystem Technology Lab
"Challanges and possibilities for the society of tomorrow"
* Andrew Byerley, Andrew Byerley is lecturer and researcher at the Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University, and at the Nordic Africa Institute (NAI), Uppsala.
* Katja Grillner, Professor of Critical Studies in Architecture and Director of Architecture in Effect
* Tommy Jensen, Professor in Management and Organization Theory at the School of Business at Stockholm University
"What is the future of the man in the universe?"
* Åsa Wikforss, Professor at the Department of Philosophy at Stockholm University
* Carl-Mikael Zetterling, Professor, Department of Integrated Devices and Circuits, Vice Dean of School of Information and Communication Technology, KTH
* Göran Östlin, Professor of Astronomy and the current director at the Department of Astronomy at Stockholm University
* Jenn Gustetic, Challenges and Prizes Program Executive at NASA
* Will Pomerantz, Vice President for Special Projects at Virgin Galactic
Former events:
24th of February
"Global inequality and global health. Are we up to the challange?"
"What is the ultimate destiny of man and robot?"
"Is physics changing our understanding world?"
20th of November
"How can we save capitalism?"
"The battle for entrepreneurs"
"How to save the world"
This is a very good example of how to share knowledge, interaction online and withe live audience, a lot of good questions from the moderator Johanna Koljonen.
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