No Limits International Symposium: How Creative Considerations of Inclusivity are Transforming Asian Cities

In-venue Programme

9 March 2025 (Sun), 10am - 6pm (Hong Kong Time)
JC Cube, Tai Kwun
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For rundown and a full speakers list,  please refer to the announcements on this webpage.

Part of the programme will be streamed online,
free of charge, registration required

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Simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese, Mandarin and English, and Hong Kong Sign Language Interpretation available; guide dogs welcome

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Simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese, Mandarin and English, live captions in Chinese and English and Hong Kong Sign Language Interpretation available for the live streaming session

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Programme Introduction

International Symposium: 
How Creative Considerations of Inclusivity Are Transforming Asian Cities

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No Limits 2025 is set to host an international symposium on 9 March 2025, focusing on the transformative impact of the power of creativity and inclusivity within Asian cities. More than ten speakers from Asia will explore the dual impact of innovation and inclusivity from the aspects of economic development, cultural architecture, urban culture; and creative arts; demonstrating how these elements reshape the Asian landscape to be more diverse, resilient, and sustainable.

Moreover, distinguished speakers apart from Asia will join the discussion to examine how different practices can collaborate with Asian initiatives to foster global transformation. The symposium will integrate diverse viewpoints and invite professionals from various sectors to collectively envision the future of Asia and advocate for innovative ways to enhance the impact of inclusivity on the international community.

Speakers from Japan and South Korea will share insights on the positioning of the inclusive economy within Asia’s creative industries. Additionally, social entrepreneurs from Cambodia, Malaysia, and Singapore will discuss the challenges and opportunities in promoting an inclusive society; while representatives from Japan and South Korea will also share the cultural value of accessible architecture. Last, a number of arts practitioners from Hong Kong, mainland China, Australia, and Scotland will explore the social impact of inclusive arts.

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