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‘From Surviving to Thriving’ was this year’s theme at the 4th Rhodes Annual Healthcare Forum at Rhodes House on 9-10 February 2019. This two day Forum brought together health professionals, Atlantic Fellows and Rhodes Scholars to discuss and network with each other on how to shift health goals beyond just reducing mortality in order to create a world where everyone can enjoy thriving health.
The Rhodes Trust today announces a record-breaking class of 101 new Rhodes Scholars. This cohort, who will arrive at Rhodes House, Oxford, in October 2019, features young people from all fields of study who have exceptional leadership potential and share a commitment to positive change.
The first Schwarzman-Rhodes Symposium took place at Rhodes House on 26-28 October 2018 to explore the topic of ‘Public Leadership in the 21st Century: Ethical, Global, Local, Connected’. This event brought together Schwarzman Scholars and Rhodes Scholars to engage on the meaning of values-based and ethical leadership, and to develop skills and build connections between the two programmes.
The Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture: Principled Activism for Social Justice in a Troubled World. This year’s lecture was delivered by Mr Pravin Jamnadas Gordhan, Minister of Public Enterprises in the South African Government.
The Rhodes Trust is delighted to welcome the 2018 cohort of 96 Rhodes Scholars, who have just arrived in Oxford. This year’s intake includes two Scholars from West Africa, a new constituency which has joined the Rhodes ever-expanding global community.
The Rhodes Trust is delighted to welcome Dr Elizabeth Kiss as its new CEO and Warden of Rhodes House. Dr Kiss is herself a Rhodes Scholar and will be the first female Warden of Rhodes House.
The Mandela Rhodes Foundation in Cape Town has celebrated the centenary of its Founding Patron Nelson Mandela with a ‘gift’ of 100 Mandela Rhodes Scholars in residence – the largest cohort in the MRF’s history. The Foundation simultaneously celebrated its own 15th birthday, having been founded at the time of the Rhodes Trust’s centenary in 2003.
Over a two week period the inaugural class of Schmidt Science Fellows is coming together for the first stage of the Global Meeting Series, considering 'The Importance of Science to Leadership, and Leadership to Science'.
The Atlantic Fellows program made a major step forward this month in its efforts to advance fairer, healthier and more inclusive societies with 267 Fellows now participating in seven programs operating across five continents. The Fellows and programs are supported by the Atlantic Institute, which is based at Rhodes House.
Back after its inaugural launch last year, the 2nd Rhodes Ventures Forum served as a platform to envisage the current and future role of business in changing the world for the better.