The art and science of Permaculture provides knowledge, experience, and proven models from working in the most challenging environments across the globe. By Alan Enzo, Permaculture […]
Transforming from Extraction and Exploitation to Collaboration and Co-Creation “We are witnessing the emergence of a suite of new technologies that have the potential to […]
Scientific thinker and author, Howard Bloom to reveal how a new and scientifically more-accurate perception of life and nature can bring us towards a more […]
We’ve been taught the world is a set of separate problems, not a system of interdependencies. But narratives can be rewritten. And systems can follow. […]
We’re Told We’re Consumers. But We’re Actually Citizens. Why it matters: For decades, governments, corporations, and even media have framed humanity as consumers — […]
Archives Week ending November 29, 2025 What’s New & Upgraded – Foxconn debuts its CityGPT — a new AI-powered platform for urban security & services […]
It’s true that lots of coverage of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) lately focuses on the bidding war — Netflix, Paramount Skydance (and even Comcast) jockeying […]
From the week ending November 29, 2025 Mobility-as-a-Service Update: What changed Nov 22–29, 2025 Recent Moves & System Upgrades – Uber + WeRide launch fully […]
From the week ending November 29, 2025 Here are the biggest recent developments in circularity — material use, recycling, resource loops — and why they […]
Digital Democracy Watch: What Moved Nov 22–29, 2025 Here are the most recent global updates in the realm of personal democracy / digital democracy — […]
Dear World, As the corporate, Industrial-Aged world tries to maintain their stranglehold on public services, an entirely new world is being born. This might very […]
Local restorative practices are replacing punitive models with dialogue, accountability, and community-centered conflict resolution. Why it matters Punitive systems fracture communities, deepen inequality, and fail […]
Worker co-ops, credit unions, and mutual aid networks are embedding democratic decision-making directly into the economic system. Why it matters Democracy often stops at the […]
Communities are granting legal rights to rivers, forests, and ecosystems—reshaping governance around interdependence, protection, and shared stewardship. Why it matters Modern governance treats nature as […]
Cities are adopting open budgets, open contracting, real-time dashboards, and public algorithm audits to rebuild trust through visibility. Why it matters People don’t distrust government […]
Communities are reclaiming agency over their data, digital identities, and infrastructure through local clouds, mesh networks, and data trusts. Why it matters Big Tech built […]
Teens and young adults are co-creating civic apps, climate councils, and storytelling collectives that modernize how democracy works. Why it matters For decades, young people […]
Indigenous nations are demonstrating consensus-based governance, guardianship councils, and sovereign decision-making rooted in relational ethics. Why it matters At a time when political systems […]
Local media co-ops, youth creators, and fact-checking networks are rebuilding trust through community-powered, context-rich reporting. Why it matters Corporate media consolidation, clickbait economics, and […]
Libraries, community centers, and maker spaces are becoming civic labs for debate, voting access, and community problem-solving. Why it matters Democracy works best when it’s […]
Randomly selected residents are helping cities make fairer, wiser decisions on climate, housing, justice, and the future of democracy. Why it matters Most people feel […]