Civil Liberties
Month: January 2026
Civil Liberties
Civil Liberties
Flip the Script
Imagination in Action
Rethink X: Realities of Paradigm Change
During the Industrial Revolution, the automobile entered the world without an infrastructure around it. There were no paved roads. No gasoline stations or repair shops. […]
Activism
Humanitarian Artists for Ukrainians
Arts + Solidarity The Arts as Connector February 14th is the day the world celebrates Valentines Day. A day of celebrating the love we have […]
Imagination in Action
What is a Smarter City?
Fanni Melles, PhD. is Smart Cities researcher where she focuses on SMARTER CITIES. Her podcast WTF4Cities is a highly recommended destination to discover how cities […]
Civil Liberties
Imagination in Action
Can Media heal the traumas it helped to create?
Building a Trauma-Restoring Media System Matthew Green, author of The Resonant World on Substack and a longtime climate journalist with deep experience at Reuters, […]
Activism
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Flip the Script
Improved Financial Systems (Ecological Economics)
Infinite Growth, Finite Planet — Why the Math Won’t Pencil Why it matters: An economy optimized for extraction, exploitation, and colonization treats living systems like […]
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INSIGHTS
When News Isn’t News
The formula for successful entertainment is short and sweet… conflict. Without conflict movies and television would have no viewers. By Michael Caporale When news […]
INSIGHTS
A War-Ending Idea Hiding in Plain Sight
A War-Ending Idea Hiding in Plain Sight How changing how we produce and manage food, energy, information and movement could eliminate the root causes of […]
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Welcome to the (r)Evolution in Public Service Media Whose Time is Now
Empower your inner Einstein A world that works for all. We’re ready. After the success of We the People, We the Power, Mobilized News is […]
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Why Solutions Don’t Scale — and How Networks Can
Good ideas fail not because they’re bad — but because they’re isolated. Around the world, thousands of promising solutions exist for food, energy, health, climate, […]
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The Rise of the Global Commons
Ownership models are changing — quietly. Around the world, people are rethinking who should own the resources that sustain life. Not everything fits neatly into […]
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The Myth of Neutral Technology
Technology always encodes values — whether we admit it or not. Every tool reflects choices about what matters, who decides, and whose interests are prioritized. […]
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Health Is Not a Sector — It’s a System
The pandemic made one thing clear: health doesn’t start in hospitals. It starts in the systems that shape daily life — what we eat, how […]
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From Surveillance Capitalism to Shared Intelligence
For years, the digital economy has treated data as a resource to be mined, owned, and monetized. The result is unprecedented insight for a few […]
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The Future of Democracy Is Participatory — or It Isn’t
Elections matter. But in a world of rapid change, complex systems, and constant decisions, asking people to participate once every few years is no longer […]
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A.I. without Ethics is Just Accelerated Extraction
Algorithms now influence hiring, lending, healthcare, policing, education, media, and war. But while AI accelerates efficiency, it often amplifies the same extractive dynamics that already […]
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The end of the conference as we know it
Flying thousands of people around the world to talk about change isn’t working. For decades, global summits have promised progress on climate, development, and […]