Our 10-part Global Innovators series continues with the remarkable work of Manuel Portela, a designer who organizes communities and events that bring out the creativity of citizens. Read more »
“Open” and “participatory” have become almost synonymous with design lately. Cristiano Siri put it at the center of his work before it was fashionable. Read more »
Julie Richardson of Schumacher College is the co-founder of the first ever graduate program for the transition movement. Learn more about the rationale, design, and hope-for impact of the program after the jump. Read more »
A conversation with Kio Stark and Dale J. Stephens about the advantages and challenges of skipping college and blazing your own academic trail. Read more »
Gianni Dominici has innovated in the field of governance from the grassroots to the European Union level. He shares his top lessons learned over two decades. Read more »
With almost 1,000 members and growing, the West Seattle Tool Library has become one of the most successful community-led tool lending services in the US. Micah Summers takes us behind the scenes of this community success. Read more »
The idea for the Eating in Public project is simple: reclaim the commons in as many ways as you can in order to disrupt the capitalist systems around you. Read more »
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