High School Students Are Demanding Schools Teach More Black History, Include More Black Authors February 15, 2021 Three high school students, strangers to each other and separated by miles, launch a campaign to demand that [...]
We need something positive: Teenagers take BASKETBALL HOOP to the streets to help ease tensions February 17, 2021 Stephania Ergemlidze and a group of some friends used the power of sport to find a common [...]
A virtual arts festival to raise the spirits of people in a neighbourhood November 11, 2020 In our neighbourhood, a place called Chorlton, in Manchester, UK, we (a group of residents, chaired by me a [...]
In Place of War March 6, 2022 Imagine, people put creativity, arts and music in place of war and violence. “Imagine, young people learn by being creative and living their passion. Imagine, people use their [...]
The human potential – uncertainty into action June 3, 2020 Since our main festival got cancelled due to Covid19 Covid19 created an online series with Alex Grey, Marianne Williamson, Charles Eisenstein, Daniel Pinchbeck, Kaypacha Lescher, [...]
A New ‘Temple’ for Community – Contemplating in Nature and among Modern Art (Stoa169) March 21, 2021 You walk a lovely agricultural Bavarian landscape close by a small river. A bend on the trail opens [...]
Simultaneously write at home and display our poems in the street December 4, 2020 I used to participate in a writing workshop and, with the lockdown, we couldn’t get together any more. The facilitator then [...]
LifeSchoolHouse: barter-based folkschools in Canada December 19, 2020 We have launched a network of barter-based folkschools to support grassroots community leaders in convening skills-sharing workshops as a means to reduce social isolation and loneliness. We [...]
