People send 100 billion WhatsApp messages every day — and they’re all encrypted to protect them from potentially curious entities like companies, governments and even WhatsApp itself. With our increased reliance on digital communication tools during the COVID-19 pandemic, our fundamental right to privacy is more important than ever, says Will Cathcart, head of WhatsApp. He describes the tech and protocols the company built to prevent encryption services from being misused to spread disinformation or commit crimes — while still safeguarding privacy.
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A Test to Judge How Good Your Parents Were
Having had a good enough parent is a vital component of mental health in adulthood. But what really is a good enough parent? How can one tell if one had one or not? This film guides us as to what might have gone very right – and sometimes very wrong – in our childhoods.
Mariana Mazzucato: How to rethink capitalism and government for a post-pandemic world
In the face of three simultaneous crises — health, the economy and climate — do we have a chance to do capitalism differently? Economist Mariana Mazzucato explains why we shouldn’t try to go back to normal after the pandemic but should instead rethink how governments work together with businesses to solve big problems. Learn more about how governments can play a dynamic, proactive role in shaping markets and sparking innovation — instead of just responding to broken systems
How Romantic Attachment Works!
Some of the reason why we choose such unsuitable partners in love is that we aren’t trying to find someone who ideally suits us, we’re looking out for someone who feels familiar. We recreate in adulthood patterns of attachment that we know from childhood – and thereby often perpetuate cycles of suffering and dissatisfaction.
Shekinah Elmore: The courage to live with radical uncertainty
Matt Trombley: The beauty and complexity of finding common ground
Learning to Be Angry
It can seem as though we all need to learn to be less angry – and that no one has any problem raising their voice and getting their opinions across. The truth is more nuanced. A sizeable number of us suffer from shyness about expressing our real needs and our true aspirations – and thereby do ourselves and others a disservice. A short film which guides us to the need to speak up when we need to.