New York DNA between Art, Architecture and Urban Green
Article and pictures by Architect Elica Sartogo. At the Bloomberg Center's Cornell Tech building, by Pritzker Prize architect Thom Mayne, the New York DNA is part of the conceptual project. The outdoor texture has captured the skyline of Manhattan; the panorama is expressed
The Women’s March that changed American Politics
This was never about Donald Trump becoming President. It was an opportunity for women of all backgrounds, in locations around the world, from the penniless to the billionaires, of all races and religions, to come forward and say “I deserve
The Perils of Party Politics in the Trump Era
The U.S. federal government is currently experiencing one of the longest closures in modern history. The partial shutdown has left thousands of federal employees and contractors in limbo; they are furloughed or forced to work without pay while awaiting a
What if Trump Wins the 2020 election? “America 2034”: A Cautionary Tale
Book Review and Interview with Author Jonathan Greenberg What if, after the political horrors and social cruelties of his first presidential term, Donald Trump should win the 2020 election? That is the premise of Jonathan Greenberg’s new book America 2034: Utopia
YEMEN’S CONFLICT: THE STRUGGLE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
In the recent years Yemen has been encountering a time of across the board destabilisation, which strengthened in September 2014 and brought about all out common war and universal military intercession in March 2015. While the brutality has been horrendous and
Scoop Carpooling in Seattle. Helping citizens during the “Seattle Squeeze”
Carpooling apps are wildly popular given their significant positive impact not only on our daily lives, but on the environment as well. Sharing your ride with others means there are fewer vehicles on the road, thus generating fewer overall emissions
Sustainable Fisheries: Tackling Malnutrition and Deficiencies in One Go
Zero hunger is one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and it continues to receive a lot of attention because the number of people affected by hunger increased by 38 million to 815 million between 2015 and 2016.
The 203 Companies Taking Impact Improvement to Heart
Presenting the 2018 Best For The World: Changemakers B Corps—and impact improvement—are gaining recognition. A full week doesn’t go by without a story highlighting the importance of purpose, transparency and a trusted certification to back it all up. According to Deloitte’s 2018 Millennial
Soros’ Open Society and Economic Development Fund Actions: A look with Sean Hinton
Today we all know that George Soros, his Foundations, Funds, and his other businesses have been targeted in the last couple of years by certain political groups. They have been accused of making money out of the people living in
Wellness from Within: Ensure Healthy Lives & Promote Well-being for All
In the photo: Silhouette of person doing yoga near water Photo Credit: Cedric Lim Current state of Wellness One instinct that is unique to every organism is the need to survive. Yet what organisms pursue is not just mere survival, it is