PC Magazine

Lecture de 6 min

A year ago, PCMag interviewed Pauline Roussel and Dimitar Inchev, co-founders of Coworkies, an online job forum, advice site community builder, and all-round knowledge base for the free agent. In April 2019, the pair were working on their book, Aroun

Outdoor Rooms

Lecture de 3 min

Once dismissed as vigilantes or “guerrilla gardeners”, those creating luscious footpaths in our communities are no longer renegades sowing seeds of dissent against the council. In fact, they’re all above board and part of a blossoming community movem

The Atlantic

Lecture de 2 min

It’s time for representative government to catch up with internet-era concepts of community.

Architecture Australia

Lecture de 3 min

Understanding the particularities of regions draws into focus issues of spatial, financial, social and cultural equity, which Judith Brett argues were at the foundation of the formation of the federation of Australia.1 The diversity of regional towns

Union of Concerned Scientists

Lecture de 3 min

I decided to pursue a career in science in part because my high school chemistry teacher believed in me and sent me on a glacier expedition. Are you helping your students understand how to form a science supported-opinion? Are you teaching your stude

NZBusiness and Management

Lecture de 4 min

Here is a particularly knotty leadership challenge. How do you lead a team of leaders, of people who are already at the top of their game, and are used to holding senior positions within their own organisations? This, it seems, is a challenge that fa

The Christian Science Monitor

Lecture de 5 min

David Leckey runs the Orton Family Foundation, which helps communities find solutions to problems like slowing growth and infrastructure breakdown. The guiding principle of his vision: Community-building.

Country Life

Lecture de 3 min

EACH time we are invited to work with a village community to build affordable homes, we can almost guarantee three types of reaction. There will be those who see the value in and need for homes to help local people and secure a boost for the communit

NPR

Lecture de 3 min

Bike commuting, access to health care and racial diversity contribute to higher levels of well-being in communities.

Home & Decor

Lecture de 4 min

When I was first appointed to direct the Singapore Archifest 2020, I envisioned a lot of parties at which I would shake hands with some of my architecture idols from around the world and mingle with old-time colleagues and new friends over the buffet

Space

Lecture de 7 min

Faced with a declining and aging population, small cities are losing their inhabitants and are under threat of disappearing. The old established regions are going disregarded, while the suburban farmlands are turning into residential complexes—an abs

C Magazine

Lecture de 10 min

BUSH gallery recently spoke with artist and curator Anique Jordan about her recently curated off-site programming for the Art Gallery of Ontario’s exhibition Every. Now. Then: Reframing Nationhood, and ways in which this programming resonated with id

NW Magazine

Lecture de 2 min

Whether you’re the life of the party like Khloe Kardashian or an out-and- proud introvert (yep, we’re looking at you, Rob), we all need human interaction. But what happens when staying at home and social distancing is the new normal? Leadership coach

Futurity

Lecture de 2 min

It’s possible to maintain community while social distancing to contain the spread of COVID-19, according to a professor of health psychology. In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 throughout the US, thousands of in-person gatherings are now can

Amateur Photographer

Lecture de 3 min

Angela Nicholson founded the SheClicks Facebook group in 2018. She describes it as a community for female photographers that’s designed to support, educate and encourage women who enjoy photography as a hobby or as a profession. It’s open to women wi

Dumbo Feather

Lecture de 4 min

As our social, economic and political worlds are being reshaped through crisis, we believe a more just equilibrium is possible on the other side. Clean money and community-focussed banks are not only possible, they are essential to a world where peop

Dumbo Feather

Lecture de 2 min

The dramatic Mt Nardi/Terania fires of November 2019 made climate change very real and personal for our small rural community of The Channon in Northern NSW. Our rainforests were burning—the same rainforests that had been protected from logging in th

Facility Management

Lecture de 2 min

The FMJ is published by the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA), which exists to provide members with myriad offerings for learning, growth, community and professional success through publications, events, meetings, learning resour

Union of Concerned Scientists

Lecture de 3 min

Scientists have a lot to contribute to their communities, the environment, promoting equity and justice, protecting health and safety, and other important aspects of public life. As the Covid-19 pandemic took hold of the United States, we knew that

Futurity

Lecture de 3 min

The most critical relief efforts after disasters like a hurricane or earthquake involve getting food, water, and power to those in need. But an equally devastating problem can make or break a community’s resilience. That “silent killer” is a lack of

SEW NEWS

Lecture de 4 min

What do they look like? The beauty of the sewing community is that you could imagine absolutely anyone, because sewing is for everyone. At The Sewcialists we aim to create a safe space where all sewists see themselves represented, regardless of age,

Artichoke

Lecture de 3 min

The Artichoke Magazine Prize for design communication is awarded to one graduating student from each of the institutions in Australia and New Zealand that offers interior design/interior architecture degree courses, and which are members of the Inter

Save Our Seas

Lecture de 6 min

Dr Andrew Chin is a scientific adviser to the Save Our Seas Foundation and a coastal fisheries scientist based in Queensland, Australia. An AIMS@JCU Postdoctoral Research Fellow, he is one of the founders of the Ocean Chondrichthyan Society. Andrew i

Union of Concerned Scientists

Lecture de 2 min

At last year’s March for Science, many wondered what would come next. Would the march be a blip, or did it represent a new era in science activism? We find that the enthusiasm for defending the role of science in public life has only deepened. Scient

Lion's Roar

Lecture de 2 min

HAD SOMEONE TOLD Susan O’Connell, when she started her Zen journey over thirty years ago, that one day the San Francisco Zen Center would be a partner in a retirement community, she would have politely questioned their sanity. And yet today, Susan he

Kiplinger

Lecture de 2 min

I've been working from home in recent days, since social distancing is a big part of my firm's new policy to protect us and our clients from exposure to the coronavirus. The client projects I have already begun to implement are surprisingly unimpaire

Architectural Review Asia Pacific

Lecture de 6 min

Today, the Fremantle-based architecture practice EHDO is working on the first Nightingale Housing project outside of Melbourne and is drawing on the many lessons it learned while designing and delivering the Beehive Montessori School project. The fir

Tes

Lecture de 8 min

When you open the school gate to Alisha, the very first thing she does is to run over to her best friend, Laura, and give her a hug. It seems cruel to tell her to stop, but of course you have to. The girls may be in the same class bubble, but hugging

(inside) interior design review

Lecture de 3 min

The Brisbane interior design studio of multidisciplinary Australian practice, Cox Architecture has recently reinvented the workplace of infrastructure and environmental services company, Cardno. The new Brisbane fitout explores notions of ‘community’

Autosport

Lecture de 3 min

It certainly has been an interesting past 12 months of positive change at Motorsport UK, with a clear focus on improving the way that we run the organisation, better serve our members and broaden the breadth of activity we cover as a governing body.