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DESCRIPTION:The conference is free and open to the public.\nRegistration is
  required and will open on February 1\, 2023 at 10 AM Pacific Time.\n\n \n
 \nThe inaugural conference in a special event series on the occasion of Sh
 oresntein APARC's 40th Anniversary\n\nWith a keynote panel featuring YOSHI
 KI\, a composer\, classically-trained pianist\, rock drummer\, and the lea
 der of the rock group X Japan\n\nHosted by APARC's Japan Program\n\n \n\nJ
 oin the Japan Program and the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (AP
 ARC) of Stanford University for an in-person conference on February 23\, 2
 023 as we gather Japanese and American entrepreneurs\, investors\, content
  creators\, and educators to share lessons and best practices to accelerat
 e innovation for social impact\, or “social tech.” Attendees will have
  the opportunity to tap into environments optimal for developing skills an
 d markets for social tech through the lens of movers and shakers in the fi
 elds of technology\, music\, business\, research\, and education.\n\nFrom 
 climate change action to pandemic response and preparedness\, and from sus
 tainable industrialization to lifelong well-being and the workforce of the
  future\, the world is hungry for strategies and solutions that benefit pe
 ople and the planet while supporting economic growth and prosperity. This 
 kind of innovation for social impact requires societies to promote purpose
 - and potential-driven approaches to human capital development grounded in
  agility\, creativity\, and risk-taking.\n\nFocusing on these issues\, the
  conference seeks to catalyze and cultivate partnerships in social tech be
 tween Japan and the United States – two of the most important sources of
  globally successful technological advancements and contents development i
 n the past half-century. Panel discussions\, fireside chats\, and Q&A sess
 ions will spotlight practices for igniting enterprising minds and lessons 
 to inspire current and future innovators in both countries and beyond.
GEO:37.423105;-122.166932
LOCATION:Paul Brest Hall
SUMMARY:The Future of Social Tech: Nurturing Skills and Markets for Social 
 Impact Innovation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/the_future_of_social_tech_n
 urturing_skills_and_markets_for_social_impact_innovation
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