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Education·19 August 2026

The Polycrisis Calls for Polysolutions

ON SOURCE: FORUM FOR THE FUTURE The Polycrisis Calls for Polysolutions Written by Mareyah Bhatti from Forum for the Future. Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending the Food Planet Prize event in Båstad, Sweden. It was a great opportunity to celebrate ambitious food system work from acros

FORUM FOR THE FUTURE · 1 min read

Dwelling·21 July 2026

Women, the largest and most reliable constituency for peace

UN Under-Secretary-General and UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous delivers remarks to the Security Council open debate on women and peace and security, UN headquarters, 17 June 2026. Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown.

UN WOMEN - FOR ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS · 6 min read

Dwelling·28 July 2026

How Multilateral Cooperation Delivers for Food Security and Biodiversity

Nearly two decades of data show how the Multilateral System operates as a living mechanism supporting research, breeding, and global collaboration.

SDG KNOWLEDGE HUB · 6 min read

Dwelling·5 June 2026

It’s no surprise Trump has met his match in Pope Leo - Jonathan Freedland

Pope Leo XIV leads the mass in the Malabo Stadium in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on 23 April 2026. Photograph: Luca Zennaro/EPA

THE GUARDIAN · 6 min read

Dwelling·11 June 2026

War, mining and disinformation threaten fundamental right to healthy environment

Astrid Puentes Riaño, United Nations special rapporteur on the right to a healthy environment at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, 6 March 2026. (UN Human Rights Council/Anastasiia Lavrenteva)

GENEVA SOLUTIONS · 7 min read

Dwelling·27 February 2026

Green Party Defeats Labour in U.K. Special Election

Hannah Spencer, the Green Party candidate, outside a polling station on Thursday, the day of the Gorton and Denton by-election.Credit...Temilade Adelaja/Reuters

NEW YORK TIMES · 5 min read

Arts & Culture·15 February 2026

The Phoenix is a sustainable neighbourhood on a former industrial site

The Phoenix is the redevelopment of a 7.9 hectare brownfield site within the South Downs National Park, brought forward by Human Nature , a campaigning development company, working with some of the UK’s leading architects, designers and…

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Climate·7 January 2026

Earth needs a systems change that prioritises wellbeing

We are currently facing the failure of a system based on infinite growth that puts profit before care for people and the planet. A system that is highly dependent on fossil fuels, natural resources extraction, overproduction and…

GREENPEACE · 3 min read

Climate·3 December 2025

Jason Hickel on Degrowth: A response to Branko Milanovic

In late 2017, Branko Milanovic wrote a blog post titled “ The illusion of degrowth in a poor and unequal world .” He penned it, he says, following a conversation he had with a proponent of degrowth, which was me. I wrote a response, which…

JASON HICKEL · 62 min read

Climate·29 November 2025

World Social Summit Commits to Follow-up Process to Ensure Implementation

The Second World Summit for Social Development adopted a political declaration through which world leaders reaffirm their commitment to building a more just, inclusive, equitable, and sustainable world by addressing social challenges such…

SDG KNOWLEDGE HUB · 4 min read

Dwelling·25 September 2025

UNGA 80 Side Event Explores Road to Intergovernmental Process Beyond GDP

The event brought together members of the High-Level Expert Group on Beyond GDP, appointed by the UN Secretary-General in May 2025, and other leading voices in the ‘Beyond GDP’ space.

SDG KNOWLEDGE HUB · 5 min read

Climate·9 September 2025

What if nature could save us?

Exhibition Dates: 08 – 28 September 2025: Featured across JCDecaux-owned bus shelters throughout all five boroughs of New York City. See locations here 14 – 28 September 2025: On view at the United Nations Headquarters, New York City

ART 2030 · 2 min read

Economics·18 July 2025

Reorganizing Production to Serve Life, Not Profit

Analysis of Capitalism - Globalization - Socio-ecological Transformation - Democratic Socialism

ROSA LUXEMBURG STIFTUNG · 23 min read

Climate·18 June 2025

Attenborough’s Ocean is the film I’ve been waiting my whole career for – now the world must act on its message

I have been saying this a lot recently: “At last!” At last, a mainstream film bluntly revealing the plunder of our seas. At last, a proposed ban on bottom trawling in so-called “ marine protected areas ” (MPAs). At last, some solid…

THE GUARDIAN · 5 min read

Arts & Culture·17 February 2025

Tech fascism is not inevitable: community is the alternative

Activist Alistair Alexander works on alternatives to a techno-authoritarian future - drawing inspiration from nature as a model for resilience.

THE CITIZENS ON SUBSTACK · 10 min read

Arts & Culture·2 December 2024

Helsinki Biennial 2025: Shelter

The third Helsinki Biennial seeks to shake us out of anthropocentrism in order to better understand the delicate and severely imbalanced relationship between humankind and nature. The curatorial concept questions human dominance by…

ON Network · 2 min read

Arts & Culture·19 October 2024

‘Art changes people and people change the world’: the artists targeting UN’s general assembly

Art can help bridge that understanding of how we are connected to the planetary system’ … an installation image of Future Ours. Photograph: Art 2030

THE GUARDIAN · 5 min read

Dwelling·12 May 2024

A new multilateral treaty takes root at WIPO to recognise traditional knowledge

View of WIPO's main building from the Place des Nations. Over 1,000 delegates will attend talks on genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge from 13-24 May.(WIPO/Emmanuel Berrod)

ON Network · 5 min read

Dwelling·18 April 2024

A New Group of Experts Wants to Fix Our Broken Food System

A market in Sana'a, Yemen, 2 March 2024. The escalation of Houthi attacks on shipping lanes since last year is expected to disrupt the country’s food imports between March and April 2024, leading to food shortages in the markets, according…

ON Network · 6 min read

Dwelling·8 April 2024

How the solar eclipse may affect the brain and bring people together

The date is 28 May, 585 BC, in what is now present-day Anatolia in Turkey. The Medes, an ancient people from modern-day Iran, and the Lydians – a kingdom from the south of modern-day Turkey – have been fighting for six years. According to…

ON Network · 8 min read

Climate·20 March 2024

Celebrating a Healthy Planet on World Rewilding Day

A new paradigm is gaining increasing attention in the world of nature conservation – ‘rewilding.’ It addresses the urgent need to rebuild ecosystem functioning across our lands, freshwater ecosystems, and seas. Science has shown that less…

ON Network · 3 min read

Climate·4 January 2024

Aloe vera plants turned into energy-storing supercapacitors

A battery-like device known as a supercapacitor can be created from different parts of aloe vera plants – and it can be used to make living plants power lights

ON Network · 1 min read

Climate·2 December 2023

Over 150 Non-State Actors sign Call to Action calling for transformation of food systems

The Call to Action unites many diverse actors working in food and agriculture around a shared vision and priority actions for transforming food systems. It calls for a set of time-bound, aligned, holistic, and global targets by COP29 at…

ON Network · 7 min read

Climate·23 November 2023

Embracing a Beyond Growth Approach for Sustainable Futures

Our prioritization of economic growth at the expense of both human and planetary well-being has brought us to a crucial crossroads, constituting a real risk to life on Earth as we know it. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the embodiment of…

ON Network · 9 min read

Dwelling·7 November 2023

Pedro Arrojo Agudo: water should be a blue flag for peace, not a weapon of war

UN Special rapporteur Pedro Arrojo Agudo, speaking at an event during Geneva Peace Week on 31 October 2023, said water should be used as a tool for peace not war. (Geneva Solutions/Michelle Langrand)

ON Network · 8 min read

Dwelling·21 October 2023

The urgent need for disaster-resilient homes and schools

The urgent need for disaster-resilient homes and

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Climate·30 August 2023

Land regeneration and CO₂ sequestration by active communities in the Sahel.

Community engagement, scientific expertise, and novel technologies

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·23 August 2023

UN Report Proposes Holistic Approach to Water Use, Water Conservation

UN-Water and UN Women have published a report outlining a feminist agenda to tackle the world’s water crisis. The report calls for a holistic approach to water use and water conservation, one that brings together women, water, and nature…

ON Network · 2 min read

Dwelling·13 December 2022

Top-5 world’s most peaceful countries in 2022

There is no doubt that any sane person would like to live in a harmonious society and in a world where peace is everyone’s goal. A peaceful society is one with functional justice and minimal violence. Nations that manage to successfully…

ON Network · 4 min read

Dwelling·31 October 2022

Anthropy Live: A launchpad for change

As an individual, you have the opportunity at Anthropy of engaging in our nation’s future. Looking for the positive, bringing diverse experiences together, delegates will be able to participate in various discussions and workshops.

ON Network · 2 min read

Dwelling·23 August 2022

Webb Space Telescope

We wonder. It’s our nature. How did we get here? Are we alone in the universe? How does the universe work?

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·30 November 2021

The people power lottery : Global Assembly

When Susan Nakyung Lee , fresh out of high school, heard of the plan for a global citizen assembly, she was surprised. Surely, she thought, this existed already. A few Google searches later, she realised that what seemed to her like common…

ON Network · 5 min read

Dwelling·31 March 2024

Back to the roots - Arrels

During lockdown we discovered, among many other things, that we can make our own bread and that it’s possible to spend more time cooking and savouring what we cook, with patience. Taking advantage of this context, Arrels is an initiative…

ON Network · 3 min read

Dwelling·24 June 2021

Nature Within Cities and Cities Within Nature

This high-level event, co-organized by the United Nations Environment Programme and the Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU), with the support of the Geneva Environment Network, will focus on exploring the…

ON Network · 5 min read

Dwelling·30 January 2021

Restoring faith in democracy with Citizen Committees

“What if every community formed a ‘Citizen Committee’, which is authentically inclusive of diverse voices and without political affiliation to any party?” Green Party member Chris Nash suggests a new way in which, during an era of…

ON Network · 4 min read

Dwelling·17 November 2020

Syrian refugees help to rebuild Beirut when nobody else is prepared to do so

The Lebanese capital hosts up to 200,000 Syrian refugees, many of whom lost their jobs following the explosion. UNHCR estimates that before the blast about 50% of refugees were living in extreme poverty and this has now increased to 80%.…

ON Network · 3 min read

Dwelling·29 October 2020

Conservation International: Notes from the field: Sun-powered water, COVID and fishing, and more

Though news headlines about the state of the planet may seem bleak, they don’t always capture the whole story. Right now, around the world, the work of protecting nature and the climate is happening in the field — and achieving small…

ON Network · 4 min read

Dwelling·5 October 2020

UN Habitat: Housing for all campaign

Housing is not just a roof, it is a basic human right. Worldwide, 1.8 Billion people lack adequate housing. UN-Habitat takes action to ensure everyone has an adequate, safe, and affordable home to live in. What makes a home for you? Join…

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·31 July 2020

Atlas of the Future: Educate to regenerate - Regeneration Academy

Imagine for a moment finding yourself in an abandoned town under the characteristic scorching sun of south-eastern Spain. You look up and are greeted by an arid environment, rocky soil, sparse vegetation and the very slight movement of…

ON Network · 2 min read

Dwelling·6 October 2025

These communities are experimenting with greener and fairer ways of living

Frankie lives in a six-bedroom house on the outskirts of Leeds. She is her own landlord, but doesn’t own the house. Instead she is part of a co-operative housing group : together, they have been able to buy the house and then rent it at an…

ON Network · 5 min read

Dwelling·1 June 2020

Active travel at the heart of a green recovery

Greater Manchester, Sustrans: Chris Foster, all rights reserved

ON Network · 5 min read

Dwelling·26 May 2020

Will Covid-19 show us how to design better cities?

Grey’s monument in Newcastle. The street will now be given over to cyclists and pedestrians in an attempt to keep car use low once restrictions are lifted. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

ON Network · 9 min read

Dwelling·11 May 2020

Britons want quality of life indicators to take priority over economy

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ON Network · 2 min read

Dwelling·5 March 2020

Mother Pavilion / Studio Morison

MOTHER... is an artwork by artists Heather and Ivan Morison of Studio Morison that engages with the connections between the natural world and our mental health. The work is inspired by writer Richard Mabey’s book ‘Nature Cure’, in which he…

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·14 February 2020

Experimental Mexican community contains social housing by Tatiana Bilbao and Frida Escobedo

Tatiana Bilbao , Frida Escobedo and Fernanda Canales are among 32 architects and studios that have created low-cost housing designs as part of an innovative community development in Hidalgo, Mexico.

ON Network · 3 min read

Dwelling·20 January 2020

SLG Environment and Sustainability

Image: Fox Garden. Photo: Andy Stagg Sustainabl

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Dwelling·21 January 2020

The case for ... never demolishing another building

Should we start thinking of buildings as material depots, full of reusable resources for the next construction project? Photograph: Omar Marques/Echoes Wire/Barcroft Media

ON Network · 8 min read

Dwelling·8 May 2025

Featured Story: A Bamboo Tower that produces up to 25 gallons of water in a day by capturing condensation

The need for fresh water has pushed humans into exploring new and innovative techniques. For thousands of years, in regions where water is scarce, sometimes using air wells, people have harvested water from the rain, fog or even dew. In…

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·8 January 2020

L’architettura rinnova le città nel tempo

OrdineArchitetti Milano Venerdì 22 marzo l’Ordine de

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New Museum·20 November 2019

The Future Architecture Platform

The Future Architecture platform is a well-balanced ecosystem of European cultural players in architecture who perform specific roles within a complex European architecture program. It connects multi-disciplinary emerging talents to high…

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Humanitarian·22 July 2023

If we’re serious about changing the world, we need a better kind of economics to do it

Rubbish pickers at the municipal site in Maputo, Mozambique. Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/AFP/Getty Images

ON Network · 7 min read

Dwelling·11 November 2019

'There is ingenuity in Africa': the architect who builds with trash

Kevin Kimwelle: ‘When you drive through Africa, y

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Dwelling·15 October 2019

Can Affordable Housing be Designed to Support Our Wellbeing?

Nature, sustainability and mental health are the key dr

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Dwelling·14 October 2019

Innocence lost: what did you do before the internet?

Yawning gap: days of nothing are a ‘soon-to-be lost plane of human experience’. Illustration: Nathalie Lees

ON Network · 12 min read

Dwelling·9 October 2019

Riba Stirling Prize: Norwich council estate wins architecture award

An eco-friendly council estate in Norwich has scooped this year's prestigious Riba Stirling Prize for architecture.

ON Network · 2 min read

Education·27 September 2019

Small and sustainable: 'Tiny Houses' could be solution to world’s housing problems

UN News/Matt Wells UN Environment (UNEP) and Yale University's Ecological Living Module; a sustainable tiny house exhibited at UN Headquarters in New York. SDGs They’re small, self-sustaining – and they could revolutionize the way we think about housing around the world, as building materials become

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Dwelling·22 September 2019

Biocities beyond the Digitial

What happens when the sensor-imbued city acquires the ability to see – almost as if it had eyes? Ahead of the 2019 Shenzhen Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (UABB), titled 'Urban Interactions,' Archdaily is working with the curators of…

ON Network · 6 min read

Education·14 September 2019

Winners Announced for a School Made from Recycled Plastic in Mexico

Archstorming , an architectural platform that organizes international competitions, has released the results for the Tulum Plastic School contest. In fact, participants were challenged to design a school made of recycled plastic, tackling…

ON Network · 1 min read

Dwelling·5 September 2019

May all our dreams be green

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Dwelling·30 August 2019

Britain’s first car-free school planned for Leeds

The new school would have no parking spaces for staff or visitors and would discourage drop-offs. Photograph: CITU Group

ON Network · 4 min read

Sustainability·22 August 2019

Socially-Organized Housing: Biophilia, Connectivity, and Spirituality

Espacios de Paz / PICO Estudio & Movimiento Por la Paz y la Vida. . Image Cortesía de ASF International Awards

ON Network · 11 min read

Dwelling·26 August 2019

The Japanese have a word to help them be less wasteful – 'mottainai'

How linking words with emotions ensures sustainabil

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Dwelling·24 September 2019

Want to see the future? Take a trip on Wales’ model railway

Illustration: R Fresson John Harris The H

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Dwelling·24 September 2019

Smart housing prototype shows promise in rapidly urbanizing Africa

This article was originally published by UN Environment and is republished with permission.

ON Network · 3 min read

Uncategorized·19 August 2019

Casa Ojalá offers a world of infinite choice

architect beatrice bonzanigo of IB studio presents the design for the adaptable ‘casa ojalá,’ a transportable home with twenty configurations that covers just 27 square meters.

ON Network · 1 min read

New Museum·10 March 2019

'Geek philanthropy': the gamers raising millions through marathon live streams

Gamers play the endurance driving game Desert Bus as part of Desert Bus for Hope, which launched in 2007 and has raised over $5m for the children’s hospital charity Child’s Play. Photograph: Kolin Toney/Desert Bus for Hope

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New Museum·15 February 2019

A personal and professional perspective on the school ‘climate strike’

At 11 o’clock this morning thousands of school students in the UK walked out of their lessons to demand increased action on climate change.

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Dwelling·12 September 2025

The Gardeners' House

The Morrab Botanical Gardens are a sub tropical garden in the heart of Penzance and home to the rare and remarkable Morrab Library. Nestled in the grounds sits a partially-derelict, former stables building...

ON Network · 2 min read

New Museum·24 January 2019

Could this local experiment be the start of a national transformation?

‘Over the past year, Barking and Dagenham has started to become known as a global leader in taking back control.’ Illustration: Eleanor Shakespeare

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New Museum·22 January 2019

Can Art Relax You?

Can art relax you? Sressed Millennials use galleries to unwind, research shows.

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New Museum·9 January 2019

Choose Love: The world's first store that sells real products for refugees

Every single purchase you make goes towards a similar item for a refugee, delivered via one of the 80+ projects Help Refugees support across the world.

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New Museum·8 January 2019

Beauty That Unites: Travels in the Marvelous Harmony of the Chinese people and Vatican Museums

Soft diplomacy between the two countries starts off with an exchange of art.

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New Museum·8 January 2019

Art can be a powerful medicine against dementia

People living with dementia discuss art at a Royal Academy InMind session. Photograph: Roy Matthews

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New Museum·8 January 2019

Forest Bathing Is the New Global Phenomenon in Nature Therapy

Shinrin Yoku means “forest bathing” or “taking in the forest atmosphere.” In 1982, the Forest Agency proposed Shrinrin Yoku as a different type of therapy which quickly took as picnicking under the cherry blossoms in April and March is a…

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New Museum·8 January 2019

Bee inspired: why Oslo has put ecological riches at the heart of the city

Kristina Bjureke, the chief botanist at the natural history museum in Oslo, examines a flowering plant with horticulturalist Tor Mjaaland. Bjureke wrote the plant management plan for city’s hay meadow campaign. Photograph: Jonathan Watts…

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Charities·22 September 2025

Structural Fabric Weaves Tent Shelters into Communities: Abeer Seikaly

Human life throughout history has developed in alternating waves of migration and settlement. The movement of people across the earth led to the discovery of new territories as well as the creation of new communities among strangers…

ON Network · 1 min read

New Museum·8 January 2019

15,000 at Glastonbury set record for biggest human peace sign

People form a giant peace sign at Glastonbury. Photograph: Andy Eliot/PA

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New Museum·18 September 2019

Emergency Architects & Human Rights

The building is 25 sqm classroom in a dome shape built to host Syrian and Jordanian children in Za’atari village, located just outside of the Za’atari refugee camp, 10 km from the Syrian border.

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New Museum·7 January 2019

COOL EARTH

Half the world's rainforest has been lost over the past forty years.

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Humanitarian·18 August 2019

Why Ikea's Flatpack Refugee Shelter Won Design Of The Year

‘It’s a thousand times better’ … Better Shelters at a transit camp on the Greek island of Lesbos in 2015. Photograph: Better Shelter

ON Network · 4 min read

New Museum·3 January 2019

Artist John Akomfrah Wins Artes Mundi Prize - his work feels particularly urgent.

His work, tackling migration, racism, and religious persecution, feels particularly urgent.

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New Museum·17 August 2019

Franciscans International - A Voice At The United Nations

We are a Franciscan voice at the United Nations protecting the vulnerable, the forgotten, and our wounded earth through advocacy.

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New Museum·23 August 2024

Claudia Sings Sunshine On A Rainy Day | WaterAid

Claudia's village, Lubunda , is in a disadvantaged part of northern Zambia, where people once relied on dirty, distant and dangerous water sources.

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Sustainability·2 January 2019

The Repair Café Foundation

Repair Cafés are free meeting places and they’re all about repairing things (together). In the place where a Repair Café is located, you’ll find tools and materials to help you make any repairs you need. On clothes, furniture, electrical…

ON Network · 3 min read

Dwelling·24 September 2019

Sustainable Architecture - The Living Bridges of Meghalaya

Meghalaya in northeastern India has been regularly named the rainiest and wettest place on earth by the Guinness book of records.

ON Network · 3 min read

New Museum·1 January 2019

EducAid - learning for life in Sierra Leone

What are the important skills, behaviours, and attitudes that students need to become contributing global citizens?

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New Museum·1 January 2019

A Sweet Gig: Danish Beekeeping Program Employs Refugees

By operating urban beehives year-round, Bybi helps the environment, gives training, and creates opportunity.

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New Museum·30 December 2018

Cahier Africain

In the beginning there was a notebook. A notebook about hundreds of broken lives and tragic fates. Director Heidi Specogna wastes no time and shows it to us in the very beginning. She uses the photos of men, children and teenagers, as well…

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New Museum·30 December 2018

A World Not Ours

The Schwarz Foundation has recently opened A World Not Ours , its exhibition for the summer, curated by Katerina Gregos. The exhibition takes place at the Foundation’s venue in Greece, Art Space Pythagorion , on the island of Samos, one of…

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New Museum·14 April 2026

Featured Story: A knowledge transporter in Afghanistan

School teacher Saber Hosseini from Bamyan, Afghanistan, cycles more than an hour to deliver books to children in remote villages in the province.

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New Museum·24 September 2019

Dancing out of poverty in South Africa

Taking the floor: Dane Hurst and the Rambert dance floor he moved to South Africa. Photograph: Karl Schoemaker for the Observer

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New Museum·28 December 2018

From freecycling to Fairphones: 24 ways to lead an anti-capitalist life in a capitalist world

From freecycling to Fairphones: 24 ways to lead an anti-capitalist life in a capitalist world

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New Museum·28 December 2018

Diverse candidates make history in US midterm elections

Some of the winners in Tuesday’s US midterm elections will make history when they take office. Here’s a round-up of some of those breaking barriers Stateside, from people of colour to LGBT candidates

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Dwelling·24 September 2019

Sweden Opens World’s First Mall for Repaired and Recycled Goods

A new generation of recycling has now gone from local drop-off centers to a shopping mall that sells only repaired or upcycled products.

ON Network · 2 min read

New Museum·28 December 2018

ABBIE TRAYLER-SMITH 'AFTER DARKNESS'

Anima-Mundi is proud to present Abbie Trayler-Smith’s ‘After Darkness’, an extraordinary exhibition of photography capturing the devastating effects of Isis on the landscape and people of the region.

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New Museum·27 December 2018

12 Ways The Arts Can Encourage Climate Action

An art installation made with parts of Greenland’s ice cap in Paris at COP21 by Olafur Eliasson. Photograph: Joel Saget/AFP/Getty Images

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New Museum·23 November 2023

Francis Alys - to work with refugees

Francis Alÿs to work with refugees in Iraq and meet Isil’s victims

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New Museum·16 May 2018

Global reasons to be cheerful - David Byrne

1. Healing the divide Georgetown is one of Texas’s most conservative suburbs, but gets all its electricity from renewable sources. Its mayor, Dale Ross, a Republican in what is considered oil country, made a decision in 2015. He ignored…

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New Museum·16 October 2025

Featured Archive Story: Ubuntu - I am because we are

An anthropologist proposed a game to children in an African tribe. He put a basket of fruit near a tree and told the children whoever got there first won the sweet fruits. When he told them to run they all took each others hands and ran…

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New Museum·27 November 2025

Featured: Utopia For Realists - and how we can get there.

Visited the Wellcome Collection yesterday and came away with Utopia For Realists (ON Ed) Utopia for Realists is one of those rare books that takes you by surprise and challenges what you think you know. Rutger Bregman takes us on a journey…

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