Taking Action on the Climate Crisis: How WMS plans to work on the Climate Crisis
Free books! Competition! By TEAM WMS Well, we made it to February! And if the last year has taught us anything, it is that we must all play our part. The covid-19 response is all about our own personal contributions to the bigger system, our responsibility each to act for the good of others. We must work together to thrive and if we all do our part, things will get better! That applies to individual people wearing masks to protect their fellows and it applies to governments supporting Covax to protect their fellows. […]
Meet Kenya’s Falling Walls Finalist 2020: Farida Nzilani
Every day hundreds of young entrepreneurs, both aspiring and experienced, swarm the Hustla MBA social media platform for advice and solutions to the challenges that they are facing – be it thinking about saving money, or debating between opening a vegetable stall or a chips stand. Hustla MBA offers the answers.
Robert Mugabe: my part in his downfall
History will remember this as the week that Mugabe finally fell. But history will almost certainly forget the bit-part role I played in his downfall.
What I learned from giving a TED Talk
Exactly a week ago, my TED Talk about Colour in Faith, a project about countering fear through social practice art was published. The talk is less than twelve minutes long but it took me a lifetime to prepare for it! Those twelve minutes were prepared over months and days of working with my colleagues at […]
Insights PODCAST: election EXTRA
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Insights PODCAST: social practice art
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Insights PODCAST: politics & governance
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Elections: how young people could ‘change everything’
Next month Kenya goes to the polls, with national elections across the country. Everyone is hoping for peaceful politics and mass participation. But expectations are, it’s fair to say, cautiously realistic on both counts.
How spectacular public art can heal division and unite communities
Terrorists use spectacular moments of death and destruction to create division and fracture communities. But can public art create equally spectacular moments of beauty and love, that can heal division and unite communities? That’s the subject of a new book, called ‘Art in the City’. The opening chapter of the book is authored by my […]
