As part of the RISE 2025 festival aimed at redesigning school education by making it creative, artistic, and innovative, an interesting panel speech on Mental Resilience for Creativity and Innovation will be conducted on November 8 at the Alliance Francoise de Delhi.
Eminent professionals such as Santanu Bose, Anju Soni, Dr. Shikha Jain, Ananda Moy Banerji, Jayaprabha Menon and Vaishali Gupta will contribute their experience and knowledge on how mental resilience can be used as a foundation to maintain creativity and promote innovation in a dynamic and challenging environment.
Since the future of education and the innovative sector is highly unpredictable, it is crucial to be capable of remaining motivated, flexible and grounded. The session will discuss how this resilience can be developed to help teachers, learners, and colleagues access their full innovative capacity.
The event will have an interactive open Q&A, which will involve the participation and more intense involvement of the audience. It also belongs to the larger endeavors of RISE to foster inclusive and progressive learning environments that use challenges as learning possibilities.
Event Details:
- Date: November 8, 2025
- Time: To be determined (Usually afternoons at RISE 2025, look at the schedule of the check official)
- Time: 6.00 pm to 6.30 pm.
- Form: Panel discussion with open Q&A.
The program of workshops, cultural events, and dialogues offered by RISE 2025 will be a rich one that will inspire the next generation of thinkers, creators, and leaders.
Since the role of mental resilience has increasingly gained a significant importance in the education and innovation industries, this conversation provides an excellent chance to everyone interested in supporting the development of continuous innovation and flexible thinking.
To register and be updated, please visit the RISE 2025 official page that is hosted by Alliance Francaise de Delhi.
Mental Resilience for Creativity and Innovation at RISE 2025: A Thought-Provoking Dialogue at Alliance Française de Delhi
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