On May 11, 2016, Mr. Lin Tseng Jung, Founder of SEIA and the team of committee members participated in a international gathering hosted by the Aurora Borealis Foundation in Svalbard.

This gathering convened an international group of more than 150 remarkable academics, artists, poets, educationalists, ecologists, scientists and economists from all over the world to Svalbard (home of the Global Seed Vault) to discuss and reflect on some of the most difficult questions our planet faces today – how can we address a world beset by systemic crises; why should we not trust existing systems and institutions; what steps might we take as an interdependent human community?

On May 11, 2016, Mr. Lin Tseng Jung, Founder of SEIA and the team of committee members participated in a international gathering hosted by the Aurora Borealis Foundation in Svalbard.

This gathering convened an international group of more than 150 remarkable academics, artists, poets, educationalists, ecologists, scientists and economists from all over the world to Svalbard (home of the Global Seed Vault) to discuss and reflect on some of the most difficult questions our planet faces today – how can we address a world beset by systemic crises; why should we not trust existing systems and institutions; what steps might we take as an interdependent human community?