During a trip to Sidmouth, I got to think about cafes, poscapitalism, and the fact that what’s needed is more than cool coffee bars and distressed wood
Where dreams are made of
Being in New York has challenged me to think about the extent to which my sense of self rests on what I consume
Can Detroit deliver social justice?
It was great to come across great cafes and restaurants and enjoy the vibrancy of Detroit’s art projects and social enterprises, but the question of how everyone can benefit from its revival remains…
The heart of Motown
Can the good and the bad of Detroit somehow coexist and form connections and conversations that ultimately deliver social justice?
Community and creativity in Chicago
Gentrification seems to hollow out of their original meaning and purpose of places, so that people get the outline, but not the relationships, shared life and experiences that shaped it…
Rising from the ashes
Perhaps it’s out of the conversation between devastation and loss and the desire to rebuild and focus on the future that we create a new space to live in
Come together right now
How can we relearn the art of working together and what kind of values and behaviour could we nurture in the collective spaces we create?
The good, the bad and the questions
How can we embrace the good in life while giving space to the reality that there is also great suffering and great loss?
What lies beneath…
The question of what is matters to people who live in San Francisco touches into questions I’m asking myself about what is important to me now
Scratching at the veneer of normality
Those who insist that the current system is working rely on us being complacent and our failure to look beyond the superficial
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- …
- 7
- Next Page »