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Culture Kitchen: Empowering Community Through Food

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Become an expert in authentic ethnic cooking by learning from the immigrant women who cook these dishes daily. Read more »

Are Helmet Laws Blocking a Transport Revolution?

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If it tweaks its helmet laws, the Pacific Northwest can reap the huge benefits of bike sharing without compromising safety. Read more »

Van Jones on the Sharing Economy [VIDEO]

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Activist and former Obama Administration advisor Van Jones speaks about collaborative consumption and the sharing economy as a "platform for disruptive innovation" at SOCAP11. Read more »

Jerry Gretzinger's Urban Map of the Imagination [VIDEO]

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Since 1963, Jerry Gretzinger has been mapping an entire world that exists only in his mind. Read more »

The Shit Jobs of the Future [VIDEO]

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"Ghosts With Shit Jobs" envisions a United States of the future, where Americans live in slums and work the undesirable jobs of tomorrow, like human spambot and digital copyright janitor. Read more »

A Low-Cost, Low-Power DIY Cellular Data Network

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The Village Base Station is a low-power, easy to deploy tool to create a GSM cellular data network in areas with limited power and network resources. Read more »

FoodCorps Creates Jobs, Community, and Healthy Food

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When President Bill Clinton signed the National and Community Service Trust Act into law in 1993, he introduced the concept of community service to a new generation of young people through the flagship AmeriCorps program. Read more »

The Success of DC's Capital Bikeshare [VIDEO]

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A short film about the success of the largest bikeshare program in the United States, including 1100 bicycles and 110 stations across the city. Read more »

Alex Steffen on the Shareable Future of Cities [VIDEO]

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Futurist Alex Steffen argues that collaborative consumption, neighborhood-based green initiatives and city planning policies that reduce car usage will lead the way to a more sustainable future. Read more »

A Pop-Up Farm Grows In Manhattan [Photos]

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See how collaboration and elbow grease brought 6,000 plants to midtown Manhattan. Read more »
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