WSPOS shifts the paradigm

Colin Kerr

Published: Saturday, September 26, 2020

Ken Nischal

The WSPOS World Wide Connect meeting allowed delegates from all over the globe connect with the WSPOS online congress."CONNECT did what we had hoped, said Ken Nischal co-director of WSPOS. "It connected the world for 24 hours, promoted education and ideas exchange and established every part of the world as equally important. "It allowed friendship and camaraderie to shine through, changed what could be , to what is and created a platform for nurturing. It shifted the paradigm," said Dr Nischal. To view the recorded event visit www.wspos.org

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