Welcome to Occupy Sydney For the past week, Sydney residents gathered in Martin Place to participate in a 24/7 forum to discuss creating futures that are more inclusive, just and sustainable. In the heart of the city, Martin Place is wide enough to host hundreds of people while accommodating passers by. This patch of Sydney, [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Understanding people'
Occupy Sydney: peaceful, democratic gathering erased by NSW Police in dawn raid
October 23rd, 2011 · 3 Comments
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Category: Change Agency · Communication and connection · From the frontlines of the future · Future · Guide to better living · Imagining Australia · Our living planet · Peace between people · The Explorer's Handbook · Things that make you go hmmm · Understanding people
The world as a canvas
October 9th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Check out these pics. I’m sitting in the Fair Trade Cafe in Glebe and I got talking to a German photographer. She’s showing me her photos from New York. It’s cool to see how she’s taken other people’s art (buildings, signs etc) and made them her own artworks through composition. It’s cool to think about [...]
Tags: · creativity, friends
Category: Understanding people
Postsecret – taking the inside out
September 28th, 2007 · No Comments
Postsecret has been around for ages. Every now and then, someone will send me a link to it. It’s a site that speaks to people. Two friends emailed me the link in the past week, so I thought it was about time I mentioned it here. Check it out.
Tags: · communication
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Popculture? Spinwall
July 1st, 2007 · 2 Comments
Got an email from Dan Ilic today letting me know about a viral campaign featured on spinwall. I hadn’t heard of the site, but it seems like a good place to get a wrap up of the pop-culture scene in a few clicks. This site definitely goes best with tabbed browsing, because there are so [...]
Tags: · pop culture
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Affluenza: notes from a Clive Hamilton & Richard Denniss talk
August 3rd, 2005 · 1 Comment
Affluenza: When too much is never enough has been written by Clive Hamilton and Richard Denniss from the Australia Institute. Following the book’s launch, they spoke at Gleebooks on June 7, 2005. They spoke to a packed house, with standing room only. I scratched notes as I listened and you will find these below. Some [...]
Tags: · affluenza, australia, consumerism, politics
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