Friday May 22 | 16h-19h CET
1st Movement – Consciousness
“Know thyself” Delphic Maxim
Delphi and its famous maxim raise human consciousness and awareness allowing for Change.
- 16h
- Opening – Alexandra Mitsotaki & Jochen Sandig, co-founders of the WHF
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No 5 in C minor Op.67, I. allegro con brio
Teodor Currentzis, Musica Aeterna – Courtesy of the conductor - 16h30
- Delphi the Omphalos: a Journey back to the Future
guided by Michael Scott, author, professor of classics and ancient history at the University of Warwick
followed by Q & A’s after the breakout rooms - 17h10
- A question to the Oracle open conversations in breakout rooms
- 17h30
- Consciousness and the flow of Change
round table and contributions
Nora Bateson, filmmaker, writer and educator, president of the International Bateson Institute
Roger Nelson, director of the Global Consciousness Project, Princeton University
Khalil Osiris, founder, Reflecting Freedom Network Advisor, board member, Nelson Mandela Family Foundation
followed by Nina Meyerhof, co-founder One Humanity Institute
Moderator Irène Papaligouras-Bataille, co-founder of the WHF - 18h20
- Interacting with Soprano Marlis Petersen
- 18h40
- Reflections & Closing
Saturday May 23 | 9h-12h CET
2nd Movement – Change
“The only constant in life is change” Heraclitus
From mega to micro, the urgently needed planetary transformation has already started.
- 9h
- Opening – Alexandra Mitsotaki & Jochen Sandig
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No 5 in C minor Op.67 II. Andante con moto
Teodor Currentzis, Musica Aeterna – Courtesy of the conductor - 9h30
- Towards an ecological civilisation?
keynote speaker Jeremy Lent, author and integrator
followed by Q&A’s - 10h20
- It can be done
inspirational video Stephen Hawking words & Vangelis music – Courtesy of the composer - 10h30
- Citizens wake!
in conversation with
Perrine Hervé-Gruyer, La Ferme du Bec Hellouin
Thibault Larose, executive director, Convergences
Bénédicte Manier, journalist - 11h15
- Meet the doers
workshop rooms: stories of change from Ludwigsburg, Greece and all around the world. - 12h
- Reflections & Closing
Saturday May 23 | 16h-19h CET
3rd Movement – Connection
“All people are brothers” Friedrich Schiller
Using the prisms of Democracy and Education, interconnectedness is highlighted as a prerequisite for Creation.
- 16h
- Opening – Alexandra Mitsotaki & Jochen Sandig
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No 5 in C minor Op.67, III. Allegro
Teodor Currentzis, Musica Aeterna – Courtesy of the conductor - 16h15
- Democracy is a prerequisite!
in conversation with
Gina Belafonte, activist and executive director of SANKOFA
Paul Cartledge, Professor of Greek History in the Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge
Lex Paulson, executive director at UM6P School of Collective Intelligence
followed by Q&A’s - 17h30
- The future of education – A revolution already underway
in conversation with
Stavros Yiannouka, CEO, World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE)
Burcin Becerik, prof. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Southern California
Autumn Gupta, critical thinker, learning facilitator
Kiran Bir Sethi, founder-director of the Riverside School, designer
followed by Q&A’s - 18h30
- Reflections & Closing
Sunday May 23 | 16h-19h CET
4th Movement – Creation
“Art demands of us that we shall not stand still” Ludwig van Beethoven
The Arts as a light house, alongside with the power of artists, thinkers and philosophers, inspire and enhance the creative potential of all citizens.
- 16h
- Opening – Alexandra Mitsotaki & Jochen Sandig
- 16h10
- ReGen Villages
keynote speaker James Ehrlich, founder of ReGen Villages - 16h25
- Art & Creation, the voice of Artist – a visit to the Delphi Amphitheatre
with
Sasha Waltz, choreographer, dancer, director
Dimitris Tiliakos, baritone, co-founder & artistic director Canto Human Voice Festival
Alondra de la Parra, orchestra conductor - 17h30
- Unleashing Creativity towards Regeneration
in conversation with
Tomas Björkman, applied philosopher and social entrepreneur
John Fullerton, founder and president of Capital Institute
John Hagel, management consultant, entrepreneur, speaker and author, leader of the Center for the Edge at Deloitte
followed by Q&A’s - 18h30
- Closing from Delphi & Ludwigsburg
- 18h50
- Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No 5 in C minor Op.67, IV. Allegro
Teodor Currentzis, Musica Aeterna – Courtesy of the conductor