This video highlights the use of technology, specifically drones, to help indigenous communities protect their native rights and reclaim their lands from powerful resource companies. It showcases the impact of technology in empowering...

This video explores how technology, particularly mobile apps, has become an integral part of life in Indonesia. It highlights the ways in which these apps solve problems, such as ordering food and services while stuck in traffic, and...

Why we should worry about job quality, not quantity—or robot overlords.
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Amid widespread debate about the impact of automation and trade imbalances on jobs, MIT economist David Autor says his concern right now is “not the...

The "Take Our Jobs" campaign by the United Farm Workers aims to spotlight the hard work and challenges faced by farm workers, debunking myths about job competition with American citizens. Featuring Stephen Colbert's participation, the...

This English language learning video covers simple language about work and going to work. It introduces the use of questions like "What do you do?".

The assumptions economists make in their models have implications not only for policymaking and choosing what data we collect, but also for the very definition of work, says Professor Maria Floro of American University. Many assumptions...

13 million people looking for living wage work is not a “full employment” economy.



Why should the federal government adopt a jobs guarantee? Just ask the 13 million Americans looking for living

wage work.

That’s...

"All of us, if we get old enough, need to be taken care of."
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Diana Strassmann, Rice University professor and founder of the journal "Feminist Economics," discusses her work shifting economics from a discipline of neglect to...

Over recent years we have seen more and more jobs being replaced by robotics. But what will happen when AI comes for white collar and office work? Are you really too creative to be replaced?

Alice Marie Johnson, criminal justice reform advocate and CEO of Taking Action for Good Foundation, discusses the 21 years she spent as a federal inmate and her hopes for national prison reform at the WSJ's Future of Everything Series.

Meet the fuseSchool design team. Talented in design, animation, science communication, motion graphics and coming from all over the world, they're enthusiastic and working hard to provide engaging and free education in the STEM...

In this video I talk about firstly, what field experience is, secondly, ensuring that you and the communities that you work with are safe, and finally, how to find the right field experience for you.

Behavioral and brain imaging data reveal new details about how facial recognition works in the brain



Description: People with acquired prosopagnosia recognize few faces, a condition known also as "face blindness."...

This video covers the topic of trading blocs around the world. It describes how the rise in value and size of trade between major countries and regions has been facilitated by globalization and the integration of countries through...

With the 2020 Presidential Election getting closer by the day, we wanted to take a detailed look at the promises Trump made during his campaign and whether he stuck to them during his first term in the White House. In this video, we look...

The United States’ deep political polarization is blinding the nation from seeing what it takes to create an effective innovation economy.



Simply put, to many figures on the political right the government is simply...

This event was hosted at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD.

In this video, the teacher explains how to determine if a point is a solution to multiple equations and how to approximate the X coordinate of the intersection of two lines by observing their graphs. The teacher emphasizes the importance...

Dr. Kyle Huff explains what is Scientific Management

In this video, the panel discuss how to find a job in global health. The talk about what employers are looking for and how to prepare for an interview

In this video, Dr Greg Martin talks about his experiences working at the World Health Organization (both the up-sides and the down-sides) and discusses one or two important issues with respect to the application process.

Dr. Yong Zhao is an internationally known scholar, author, and speaker. His works focus on the implications of globalization and technology on education. He has designed schools that cultivate global competence, developed computer...

Singapore's students consistently come top in global rankings, but the city state's teaching style does not always equip pupils with the right skills for today's workplace. Reforms aim to align the classroom with the needs of employers.

Grover Cleveland was an interesting fellow. He was a good enough Democrat to be one of only two Democrat presidents during a time of Republican domination. He was also the only president to ever get married in the White House while in...