What Is A Global Citizen? | Weirong Li | TEDxDonauinselSalon
Join Weirong to unveil the untapped potential of multicultural experiences! Explore why Third Culture Kids are the rising stars in our globally connected society. Together we will unlock the power of cultural diversity and, regardless of our multicultural experiences, become citizens of the world! Weirong Li is the CEO of Raw Culture, a media tech company dedicated to offering professional opportunities for individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds with the aim of creating a positive societal impact. She is a versatile professional, serving as an Intercultural Keynote Speaker, Trainer, Moderator, and Facilitator. With her diverse background and fluency in English, Chinese, and German, she brings a unique and valuable perspective.
Weirong has collaborated with various institutions, including universities, corporations, NGOs, startups, and think tanks, to promote cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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You are like everyone else a human being on earth. Forget about defining yourself through identifications with inventions from the past. Building a global government starts with you as a global citizen!
Global Citizenship is why we need an international transportation and road system that is highly functional and job-related. Not for pleasure. Fret not. The work would be a pleasing experience, because of the trip and the location one chose to work at. Research work would be education-related. So the educational system would be a very active part of the system. Structural design and construction students would even build this superstructure. Instead of signing up for war, it would be for the improvement of life on the entire planet. When the job is done, one goes home or to another job somewhere else around the world. And transportation is programmed to not deliver those who have not been invited. No unexpected guests to care for. Even though all the jobs are about caring for people.
I think this talk did not touch on the major points about global citizenship. =(
English is so strange