Airbnb: Dream Or Nightmare? (Rental Market Documentary) | Real Stories

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Sectarianism and self-discovery: A Night in November explored

“Alan Smyth expertly and interactively developed each of the characters he played, and the complexities of community and identity”

Read our article by Caoimhe McGONIGLE 👉 https://sharedfuture.news/sectarianism-and-self-discovery-a-night-in-november-explored/

#SharedFuture #NorthernIreland #peacebuilding #communityrelations #theatre #TheTroubles

‘Peace is the presence of justice’: students lead engaging conference

“The conference was opened by three students, each of whom reflected on the meaning of peace and reconciliation… Their thoughtful contributions set a student-led, engaging, and reflective tone for the day.”

Read our article by Carmen GRAY 👉 https://sharedfuture.news/peace-is-the-presence-of-justice-students-lead-engaging-conference/

#SharedFuture #NorthernIreland #communityrelations #peace #peacebuilding #Quakers

Abundant venues and talent, insufficient funding: innovative applied theatre in Northern Ireland

“Mac Cathmhaoill explained that while most advocacy theatre is community-specific, significant work is being done to foster inter-communal dialogue and understanding.”

Read our article by Allan LEONARD 👉 https://sharedfuture.news/abundant-venues-and-talent-insufficient-funding-innovative-applied-theatre-in-northern-ireland/

#SharedFuture #NorthernIreland #peacebuilding #communityrelations #theatre #communitytheatre #appliedtheatre #TheTroubles @mrulster

We are Dripped On, an #art production company specialized in #murals #signage #advertising #streetart & #CommunityRelations !

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Episode 5.8: Tech and the Global South with Star Ngei

In this episode, Christina talks with Star Ngei, a maker/hacker who helps raise awareness of Global South technology and innovation through the NGO Global Innovation Gathering (GIG), which hosts a network of makers and makerspaces throughout the Global South. Although it’s hard to generalize across a space as culturally, politically, economically, and geographically diverse as the Global South, Christina and Star discuss how the access of people in the Global South to tech is limited compared to that of people in the Global North and so they have a more creative, non-linear approach to technology. They’re far more open to modifying a piece (or pieces) of technology to fit their specific needs, rather than just using it as it comes out of the box and merely specifically for its intended use. Christina and Star also talk about climate change and what the Global North can learn from the Global South in terms of dealing with it. Lastly, they talk about building community and how, if you’re interested in working to decrease global inequality by helping people in the Global South, the best place to start is by striking up a relationship with a community there first. Unless you want your efforts to be a waste of your time, their time, and resources, don’t just give a group of people in the Global South what you think they need, find out what they think they would find useful.

https://youtu.be/hbwP8CAPHPU

#Episode #Season5 #YouTube #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #podcast #solarpunk #maker #MakerSpaces #GlobalInnovationGathering #Innovation #technology #GlobalSouth #CommunityRelations #RelationshipBuilding #Community #Africa #GlobalInequality #SocialJustice

Fantastic, nuanced writing touching on so many issues from corporate (and franchisee) irresponsibility, to economic decay to The Hamburglar. And, of course, Raccoons. Saving this to read again.

#McDonalds #PR #CommunityRelations #Canada

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2023/05/02/midnight-brawls-a-baby-raccoon-and-a-police-chiefs-letter-how-the-worlds-worst-mcdonalds-became-a-symbol-of-downtown-decay.html