share: Gallery Forum 2018 Day 1 - 20/09/2018 (Thursday) Opening Ceremony Keynote Address by Professor James J. HECKMAN: 'The Economic Case for Investing in Early Childhood Development' First Plenary: Use of Finance for Social Good: 'How best can we harness markets for social good?' Second Plenary: Cities and Foundations: 'How can foundations plug gaps in government efforts to build sustainable cities?' Track Sessions I A. Age-friendly Cities: 'How can urban planning respond to the needs of older people?' Track Sessions I B. The Continuum of Capital Approach to Giving: 'How and why Asian philanthropy should use diverse financial instruments to maximise their social impact?' Track Sessions I C. Arts, Culture and Heritage for Social Causes: 'How can we increase the contribution of the arts to social inclusion and empowerment?' Track Sessions II D. Mental Wellness: 'Are cities doing enough to tackle the rise of mental health challenges?' Track Sessions II E. Philanthropic Impacts through Business: 'How can firms go beyond corporate social responsibility?' Track Sessions II F. Collaboration:' How can we unleash the potential of greater collaboration in tackling metropolitan social issues?' Day 1 Closing Dialogue with Nobel Laureates: 'Where is the next source of hidden value?' Day 2 - 21/09/2018 (Friday) Keynote Address by Professor Michael J. SANDEL The Ethics of Market-based Social Impact Work: 'What are the limits of markets to deliver social good?' Third Plenary China’s Philanthropy: 'Will a new paradigm for philanthropy emerge?' Fourth Plenary Risk taking in Philanthropy: 'Should philanthropists be taking bigger risks?’ Track Sessions III G. Attaining Sustainable Development Goals in Cities: 'Is urbanisation helping their progress?' Track Sessions III H. Technology’s Impact on Philanthropy: 'What can non-profit organisations learn from the technology sector?' Track Sessions III I. Youth as New Forces for Social Good: 'How can we bring youth to the forefront of building sustainable cities?' Track Sessions IV J. The Environment: 'Are we afraid of fighting climate change?' Track Sessions IV K. Community Philanthropy: 'How can we strengthen the involvement of local communities?' Closing Plenary Sports and Cities: 'How can we use sports to improve well-being and achieve social good in cities?' Forum Closing Remarks Forum 2016 Follow Us: Philanthropy for Better Cities Forum Email:pbcforum@hkjc.org.hk Convened by: