Ginie Servant-Miklos, an Assistant Professor and author, joins fellow guests Raïsa Mirza, a social entrepreneur; Will Richardson, co-founder of The Big Questions Institute; and Manda Scott, an award-winning novelist, to tackle the complexities of education amidst societal collapse. They discuss the importance of radical systemic change in education, the balance between fear and hope, and innovative approaches for climate resilience. The conversation also highlights youth empowerment in reshaping their educational journeys and the critical need for funding in community-driven initiatives.

Ginie Servant-Miklos, an Assistant Professor focusing on pedagogy and sustainability, teams up with Rutger Engels, a Professor studying youth mental health issues. They discuss the urgent need for education systems to equip young people with practical skills and emotional resilience in a climate-changed world. The conversation highlights the innovative approaches used in the Bildung Climate School pilots in Rotterdam, blending academics with hands-on experiences and community building, while addressing inequalities within the Dutch education system.