Language and mathematics courses and tests.Ģ7 November 2011 11 years ago ( ) (private beta)ġ9 June 2012 10 years ago ( ) (public release)ĭuolingo ( / ˌ dj uː oʊ ˈ l ɪ ŋ ɡ oʊ/ DEW-oh- LING-goh) is an American educational technology company which produces learning apps and provides language certification. or maybe an International Conference on Societal Resilience ? 🤣Ĭase studies and good practices are available through our #YouTube webinars (search NCSR+).Online education, Professional certificationĭuolingo, Duolingo Math, Duolingo ABC, Duolingo English Test Should there be a 2nd National Conference on Societal Resilience. Cabinet Office, RBOC project ( ), and VCS Emergencies Partnership. Huge thanks to the Alliance Manchester Business School Comms Team ( Abbie Keeling, Rebecca Allen, Andrei Rydzkowski, Jim Pendrill). Thanks to our amazing #OrganisingCommittee ( ) and everyone who facilitated table discussions. We’ll share more reflections and videos on the event in due course.
The conference will be instrumental in our future work on societal resilience. We cannot stop there – now the National Consortium for Societal Resilience will build new momentum to operationalise societal resilience as a local resilience capability. ** Next steps for societal resilience and NCSR+ were explored by Colin Payne, Sulafa Abushal, David Powell and Duncan Shaw. ** Opportunities for collaboration were discussed by NCSR+’s Chris Scott, Becky Heginbotham-Blount, Carney Bonner, Stuart Marshall. ** Strategic actors working in partnership was unpacked by David Powell, and experts David Norris, Caroline Field, Jack Walter, Carrie McKenzie ** Reflecting on localising the national ambition was led by Marcus Bowen.
** Foundations of societal resilience was facilitated by Melvin Hartley CF, Robyn Knox MBE, Róisín Jordan, Hannah Tankard, Andrew McClelland, Lesley Speedie. Just to mention a few conference sessions… This National Consortium for Societal Resilience conference focussed on #societalresilience as a strategic endeavour – pursuing a national ambition so clearly and realistically outlines by our keynotes: Colin Payne ( Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities) and Mary Jones ( Cabinet Office).
140 committed people from local resilience partnerships and sector partners in Alliance Manchester Business School sharing knowledge, challenging conventions, and thinking about why things work (and don’t always work). So, it’s over! The National Conference on Societal Resilience has reignited our motivation to work together on #societalresilience.
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