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Using Public Art To Transform Cities
Co.EXIST
April 19th, 2013
Artist Lesley Perkes is working on transforming Johannesburg through art that both inspires and also actually improves the urban landscape.
Read MoreA Path To Peace In Land, Resource Disputes
CSMonitor
April 15th, 2013
A peace agreement between Japan and Taiwan to share fisheries around a group of islands claimed by both countries has set an international example of the benefits of mutual investment and cooperation for other governments to follow.
Read MoreZimbabwe’s Farmers Dig In To Capture A Deluge
AlertNet
April 11th, 2013
Heavy rains in Zimbabwe first presented a challenge to farmers, but innovation has allowed communities to thrive and grow crops more successfully.
Read MoreHow To Power 10 Million Off-Grid African Homes In 10 Years
Co.EXIST
April 3rd, 2013
The Tanzania- based company, Off.Grid:Electric has made providing clean energy through solar-powered electric services to rural and impoverished people its mission.
Read MoreColombian Workers Fight For The Future Of Our Morning Joe
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
March 25th, 2013
Coffee is a huge part of Colombia’s economy and represents many conflicts of interest between the government, growers’ associations and the export industry. Farmers are now organizing to protect their rights, ensure economic security, and find a way to make it possible to still compete in the ever-growing global market.
Read MoreOne Woman’s Heroic Efforts To Restore More Than Just Rwanda’s Forests
allAfrica
April 15th, 2013
After the Rwandan genocide, Rose Mukankomeje took the initiative to bring people together to protect their natural resources and, in the process, restore communities devastated by conflict.
Read MoreThe Struggle To Reclaim Paradise
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
April 11th, 2013
Monsanto has a long history of making chemicals that devastate environments. In Hawaii, community members are protesting against these practices, and fighting to preserve their land.
Read MoreInvesting In Local Food Businesses For Community Health And Wealth
Forbes
April 4th, 2013
Investing in local business is one of the best ways to boost the economy. In the Pioneer Valley region of Massachusetts, the revitalization of a local food economy, through community engagement and support, is showing the strength of grassroots businesses.
Read MoreOccupy Sandy Builds Worker Power In Far Rockaway
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
March 28th, 2013
In the months following Hurricane Sandy, a worker-run cooperative initiative based in Far Rockaway, Queens, NY., has been implemented to restore local business through a collective approach.
Read MoreRedefining Sustainable Development
PROJECT SYNDICATE
March 25th, 2013
A new approach to sustainable development is needed, and requires an understanding of the importance of safeguarding the Earth’s resources, not just for the present, but for future generations as well.
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