How to keep hope in such an unstable world? Looking at the media headlines - the worsening climate crisis, the global pandemic, the loss of biodiversity, political upheaval - it's hard to be optimistic. Jane Goodall is a British primatologist who has studied the social life of chimpanzees for more than 45 years, and is a UN peace ambassador. In the book "A Secure Future," she, together with Douglas Abrams, co-author of the world-famous bestseller "The Book of Joy," explores in friendly dialogue one of the most mysterious properties of human nature - hope. Jane gives four reasons to believe the best: amazing human intelligence, the resilience of nature, the potential of youth and the indomitable human spirit. Jane touches on vital issues, including: - How to maintain hope when everything around seems hopeless? - How to cultivate hope in our children? - How, having gained hope, to move to action?