Halla Tómasdóttir

Halla Tómasdóttir, President of Iceland, previously co-founded Reykjavik University and led an investment firm during the financial crisis. She shares her journey from self-doubt to winning the presidency, emphasizing the importance of embracing impostor syndrome. Halla discusses her 'scarf revolution,' a unique political engagement movement, and highlights how listening fosters trust and collaboration in leadership. She also explores the need for inclusive masculinity and the transformative power of understanding diverse perspectives to enhance societal well-being.

Halla Tómasdóttir, the newly elected President of Iceland, shares her inspiring journey from self-doubt to leadership. She discusses overcoming impostor syndrome and the importance of listening in building trust with constituents. Halla reveals the origins and significance of the 'scarf revolution,' emphasizing unity and positive campaigning. She also explores Iceland's innovative spirit and the need for inclusivity in leadership, making a case for resilience and collaboration in tackling global challenges.

Join Halla Tómasdóttir, President of Iceland and gender equality advocate, as she reflects on the transformative 1975 women’s strike that changed her country forever. Gayle Young, former CNN reporter, shares gripping tales from her time in Egypt, including the shocking realities of female genital mutilation. Tech activist Cory Doctorow dives into the problems of platform decay, coining the term 'enshittification,' and discusses potential digital rights reforms for a healthier internet. A captivating blend of history, journalism, and technology!