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seth tobocman poster

Get the Lead Out

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, Green Economy2 Comments

poster Seth Tobocman While health insurance and bank lobbies vie for the comic-book-villain-of-the-year award, there is nothing more insidious than the invisible health threats that…

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04/14/2010
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Ryan poem

If Only Cleverness Could Sustain Her

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll Posts2 Comments

a poem If Only Cleverness Could Sustain Her The Earth is unconvinced by our arguments That She’s doing just fine, The ice caps remain skeptical…

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04/14/2010
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Board Games

Gilda’s Gaming Adventure

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Games, Gilda's Posts4 Comments
Over the past few months, Rosten Woo and I have teamed up with Esperanza to create an online (and off-line) game to help familiarize people with zoning as a...
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04/13/2010
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Elizabeth Warren

Support Financial Reform NOW

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, ParEconNo Comments

Banks or families? This is the false choice that big banks and the American Bankers Association are offering Congress as they move to eviscerate the…

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04/08/2010
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Callejon de Hamel

Another LA/Havana Mashup

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, Public Space, VisionariesOne Comment

Here’s another little Havana/L.A. mashup about art and redevelopment. One of my other favorite places in Havana is the Callejón de Hamel, a small alley…

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04/05/2010
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London Olympic Village construction

More London 2012: from Stuart Murphy

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's Posts2 Comments

I recently received a kick-ass comment from a friend of mine named Stuart Murphy. He had some insight to share on the development of the…

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04/02/2010
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Fuster home

Artists Redevelop Better

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, VisionariesNo Comments

Last month I had the privilege and rare opportunity to visit Cuba, traveling along with the FourStory crew, friends, and family.  A dozen or so…

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03/30/2010
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Roski Stadium

L.A. Football: Who’s Got Game?

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's Posts, SportsNo Comments

Big time developer Ed Roski Jr. has plans to bring professional football, and by that I mean American smash mouth football, not soccer, back to…

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03/16/2010
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Jumpshot

Who Owns the Game?

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll PostsNo Comments

  This month Dr. Pop is all about sports and politics, about the ways that the love of the game gets mixed up with the…

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03/16/2010
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london olympic village drawing

London 2012: Green or Mean?

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's Posts, Green Economy5 Comments

Plan for London Olympics 2012 Village Photo: ecofriend.org In 2012, London will be hosting the Summer Olympics, “the greenest games to date” according to the…

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03/16/2010
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Simone's Storyboard

How to Make a Storyboard II

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's Posts, StorytellingOne Comment

This is a followup to January’s DIT video and article on How to Make a Storyboard. This time I’ll give deeper instructions by going into…

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03/15/2010
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Mathare

Read Sports Page, See World

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's Posts2 Comments

The amount you can learn might come as a surprise if you don’t read the sports pages, and possibly even if you do. Last month…

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03/11/2010
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What is Popular Education?

What is Popular Education?

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, video4 Comments
Popular education is education for a genuine democracy. This statement immediately raises two big questions. The first question is: how do people really learn? They...
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02/15/2010
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Robin Hood Tax

Robin Hood Tax

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

One way to reduce inequality is to actually tax people who have lots of money and won’t be harmed by contributing it to the public…

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02/14/2010
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Ryan's Travel Companions

Restorative Justice: A Travelogue

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll Posts, Safety, VisionariesNo Comments

For a general introduction to the theory and practice of restorative justice, check out: Restorative Justice online. I sat next to an astrophysicist on the…

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02/13/2010
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Paris Cafe

Gross National Happy

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's Posts, VisionariesOne Comment

I recently attended a public lecture given by Andrew Simms, the Policy Director of the new economics foundation, a UK-based think tank that develops new…

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02/13/2010
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Walled city of Kowloon

Dangerous Districts

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's Posts, StorytellingOne Comment

As mentioned in my previous post – back to the future of dystopia – with an emphasis on re-zoning sci-fi style. I can’t cite the…

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02/13/2010
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Speed Dating

3 Exercises for Decision-Making

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's Posts, Popular Education6 Comments

Democracy is basically a system that lets people make decisions together

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02/13/2010
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UK Inequality

UK-US Inequality Mashup

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's PostsOne Comment

I saw Jane Wills of Queen Mary University of London speak last night on the battle for a living wage in the UK, a great…

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02/10/2010
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Comics as Storyboard

How to Make a Storyboard I

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's Posts, Storytelling13 Comments

Storyboards are a way to present the elements of a story in a sequence.  They are used a lot by people who make movies and…

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01/19/2010
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