Posts Tagged ‘children’
What If the Future Is Emerging Where Development Rarely Looks?
Recently, I participated in the National Gathering of the Movimento Futuro Local (Local Futures Movement) in São Paulo, facilitating a conversation on cooperation, collaboration, and territorial networks alongside leaders I deeply admire, including Thiago Vinicius, whose work has helped broaden discussions on urban peripheries, territorial justice, and community leadership in Brazil. Throughout the conversations, one…
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With Christmas just behind us, household consumption has hit its yearly peak in many countries. Despite the homely pictures of tranquility on mass-produced greeting cards, the fact is that Christmas is more about frenzied shopping and overspending than peace or quality time with family and friends. As with so many areas of our lives, the…
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