by Opaline Lysiak & Thomas Lovett — adapted from an original article published on 4Returns Students in an agriculture school happy to use tools to study soil life The time is right to empower youth and bring on an agricultural revolution More than 40% of farmers will be retired by 2030 in Europe. That means the disappearance of 230,000 […]
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Individual responsibility is important, but it’s not enough. If we want to engage in really effective collective action to solve climate change and other global problems, try www.simpol.org
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Culture is on fire. Grief, anguish and anger have erupted from the depths of our collective psyche with a force that cannot be ignored. And the more we try to make sense of it with the tools we’ve relied on up to now, the more lost we become in the smoke and ash. The killing of
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Culture is on fire. Grief, anguish and anger have erupted from the depths of our collective psyche with a force that cannot be ignored. And the more we try to make sense of it with the tools we’ve relied on up to now, the more lost we become in the smoke and ash. The killing of
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Eryx cooperative Case study | As humans embark deeper into the digital age, it is increasingly vital for companies to embrace communication tools, apps, and platforms. Behind almost every successful venture there is a team of software experts. That’s why companies like Eryx are vital to today’s market. Most organizations don’t have the capacity to build
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How We Come Together as the World Comes Apart 8-Breaths of Process Architecture, Mary Alice Arthur Introduction Change is inevitable but hard nonetheless. There are growing pains and transitional traumas, whether the process is intentional or not. But it doesn’t have to be so difficult; we have maps and mediators to guide us. Many have prepared for
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It’s been some months now since COVID-19 has completely changed the way we work, engage, and interact. And while it hasn’t been easy, it is really inspiring to see the way Loomio groups are adapting to these trying circumstances and continuing to create impact. Our friends from the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI), a nonprofit quantifying
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Paul Cézanne’s ‘Nature morte de pêches et poires Originally published at https://www.parallax-magazin.de on June 11, 2020 .Now is the time to re-invent the world, to make it beautiful. We need to actually become beautiful, John Vervaeke tells us. Vervaeke isn’t speaking of aesthetic or cosmetic beauty particularly, but something more intrinsic—related to virtue and wisdom. Vervaeke uses
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