The lecture with Hans Rosling and Åsa Skogström Feldt is now fully booked!

For those of you who are registered:

Make sure to be there on time tomorrow to get a good seat – we open the doors at 5pm and the lectures start at 6pm.

The lecture is now fully booked!

The registration is now closed since all seats are taken, but today we will collect the last “unregistrations” and release these seats tomorrow (Tuesday) at 18:00.

If you are registered for the lecture you should receive a confirmation of this later today.

The registration for the lecture is now closed.

We will open the registration again on the 7th of March at 18:00 and release any remaining seats (after going through duplicates, people unregistering for the event etc).

The registration for Hans Rosling’s and Åsa Skogström Fledt’s lecture will hopefully open tomorrow through this website. You must register to be able to attend the event, so be sure not to miss it…

More than a year ago Erica Sandelin and I discussed the possibility of founding an organization under the Student Association at Stockholm School of Economics. We envisioned an organization that would engage students in thoughts and activities that would broaden their perspectives of the surrounding world. We hoped to achieve this through fascinating lectures (we were, and are, both deeply amazed by TED), workshops and other activities that were uninfluenced by sponsoring companies (a phenomenon that is more than common at SSE). Our firm conviction was that the best way to stimulate people to widen their horizons, be open to new ideas, as well as forming a long lasting interest in social issues was through inspiring them. And so, we formed the Inspiration Group.

Almost one year has past since the group came together for the first time: Erica Sandelin, Johannes Källgren, Alexandra Kenne, Jonatan Danemo, Carl Waldenor, me, and recently, Katalin Bachry, Sofia Mårshagen and David Falk.  Together we have, over the past year:

• Co-organized the Good Morning 2019 workshop with SSES.
• Installed five recycle stations at SSE (all the money from the recycling are invested in the Hunger Project).
• Organized a cinema-screening of the documentary Bananas!* followed by a seminar with the maker of the movie, Fredrik Gerten, accompanied by a member of the Swedish parliament, Luciano Astudillo.

And coming up… a lecture with professor Hans Rosling and CEO of the Hunger Project Sweden  Åsa Skogström Feldt the 10^th of March. Hope to see you all there!

Looking forward to yet another inspiring year

/Jonatan Raber

Today we made our first investment in The Hunger Project! (Hungerprojektet)

A couple of months ago we put up containers around the school to gather recycling cans. The purpose with these is to raise money for The Hunger Project at the same time as we deal with a problem at the school (the non-existing recycling system).

In december last year we emptied these containers for the first time, but we havn’t gotten around to transfering the money until now. But today we made our first “investment” in The Hunger Project through their site Jordens Bästa Affärsidé (only available in Swedish for the moment) where you are able to start your own fund raiser for THP.

This round generated 400 SEK, but we’re just getting started! Feel free to challenge us!

You can find our specific fundraiser here, and see how much we’ve raised so far.

The SSE Team has now completed their movie for the Good Morning 2019 competition.
Watch it below!
Edit: By the way - we won!

Music: Lisztomania by Phoenix

For those of you who missed our lunch lecture last tuesday we have now put it on youtube!

Big thanks to Open Entrepreneurship who filmed and edited it for us!

The lecture is divided in 5 parts and is about 37 minutes long in total. Press the arrows on the sides to scroll between the 5 clips.