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Georg Baumert - on how nature helps open your mind, and encouraged him to change his own
Georg Baumert, head of the German Borderland Museum's environmental education division, discusses the impact of the Greenbelt, a stretch of unspoiled nature along the former East-West German border, on teaching history.
Changed My Mind
Fernande Raine on the lessons we don't learn from history - and how to change that
Fernande Raine shared her experience in Russia, where she observed a shift towards imperialism and a resistance to democratic change. She stressed the importance of intergenerational dialogue and the need for a systemic overhaul in education to foster civic skills.
Changed My Mind
Katharina Weghmann - on how she realised business schools need to teach integrity and what leaders can do to instill it
Katharina Weghmann, a partner in forensic and integrity services at EY, discussed her evolving views on the role of regulation, particularly in sustainability.
Changed My Mind
Exhibition Video Released: Elias Wessel - It’s Complicated, Is Possibly Art
It’s Complicated, Is Possibly Art presents a selection of works by Elias Wessel that invert the digital space, playing with the seemingly non-corporeal, ephemeral, and magical forces tracking and shaping our experience.
The Horniman Museum in London is a welcome truth of our world—to change it
At this Museum nature and heritage are not explained to make us comfortable. Its honesty evokes active citizenship as people reckon with the exigencies of social justice and climate.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
How the New York Public Library lays the seeds to cultivate the city
Located in Mid-Manhattan, the New York Public Library has taken over a century-old practice of seed saving and distribution. Could seed libraries one day prevent a food crisis in our cities?
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
Neutrality shows its limits in Berlin: The Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
The director of the Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, formerly known as the Russian-German Museum, on its difficult task — and how neutrality no longer provides a refuge for Russian culture in Berlin.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
In Berlin and Paris, two museums ask people to collect stories of a changing environment
An experimental collection of objects and stories of ordinary people, hosted by two natural history museums, takes on our changing planet. Could storytelling spark action?
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
Museum Folkwang curates the city to find common ground for its future
Could a museum change a city? This museum of contemporary art invites urban dwellers to rediscover their city together, break barriers and reconnect outside the institution.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
Pacifism is a privilege. What the war in Ukraine can teach us about cultural institutions
A Ukrainian curator, art historian and critic on how the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw changes its strategies to the current evils. And how the question of neutrality restrains others.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
‘There is no culture without future’: Reina Sofía Museum’s distinct vision
A unique collaboration between the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid and its neighbourhood of Lavapiés questions the role of museums in relation to their physical environment.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
More than a place to read: Memphis Library’s innovative transformation
The Cossitt Library in Memphis might be almost 130 years old; yet, it is one of the most innovative in the US. Its latest renovation will unite the city in ways beyond a dedication to the written word.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
Two ex-lovers curate a museum to mend urban dwellers’ broken hearts
“Let us share a secret: even if you feel like grabbing an axe and breaking stuff – you will eventually get over it.” It’s time to walk through the Museum of Broken Relationships, to overcome emotional collapse.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
A museum’s stance on the Nazi legacy of its grounds
The Museum of Egyptian Art was built where a monumental building for the Nazi Party was supposed to stand in Munich. In this city, dealing with the past in public spaces is controversial but the museum hewed to its principle.
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
Artist Lee Mingwei creates moments of change in cities
Lee Mingwei has transgressed the walls of museums. His participatory art provokes human connectedness among strangers. These moments of change are evidence of how museums could embrace new approaches to advance social value
Rethinking Cultural Institutions & Museums in Cities
‘gieß Den Kiez’: Giving Trees in Berlin a Chance to Outlive Their Planters
Berliners are making watering trees more sexy than announcing new planting. The citizen-led initiative ‘Gieß den Kiez’ coordinates watering efforts to prioritize aftercare of street trees to outlive multiple generations of people.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Housing Los Angelenos Is a Human Right and Can Fight Climate Change
Decades of housing shortage has submerged Los Angeles in a humanitarian and sustainability crisis in the midst of extreme weather. But a growing group of volunteer Angelenos are building the movement to house LA and reverse climate change.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Urbanists or Environmental Activists. The Odyssey of the Superblocks
Increasingly, more activist voices are advocating to reconsider the superblocks in Barcelona. Initially planned as a project of great urban transformation, it threatens to result in a giant greenwashing operation.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
London’s Dream for Trees: Mini Urban Forests Towards Carbon Neutrality
With a science-led approach, ‘Dream for Trees’ has started to plant mini urban forests in London to efficiently store carbon and create local balanced ecosystems. Can they save us from human-caused climate change?
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Gardening Decentralized Healing in Los Angeles for a Damaged Planet
In Los Angeles, a guerrilla garden proved that cultivating collective healing is possible where hardship prevails. Gardening is where healing the body and healing the planet meet and paves decentralized ways for ecosocial renewal in cities.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Pioneering a Circular City. At Haus Der Statistik Nothing Is Wasted
In Berlin grassroots initiatives and municipality are masterminding a town hall of the future in a pioneer quarter to decouple the city’s economic growth from environmental impacts, in addition to an avant-garde cultural approach.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Locals Give Canadian Cities Butterflies. From Their Backyards
In Canadian cities a neighbour-led movement is unfolding the potential of backyards to provide pollination routes for monarch butterflies. Also it is a call on locals to become Beebnb hosts — the Airbnb for wild bees.
Inspiring Global Climate Action
We Are Here Venice. Back Soon but Better
Now that Venice is back for its residents, culture and science are stimulating an urgent debate on its future. Some answers might already lie in the natural capital of the lagoon. If we can’t save Venice, what does that mean for the rest of humanity?
Inspiring Global Climate Action
Realising America's Criminal Justice System Was Broken with Jordan Blashek and Chris Haugh
The Authors of Union: a Search for Common Ground on how an American road trip woke them up to the failings in the criminal justice system and the limitations of beloved media outlets.
Changed My Mind
Danny Finkelstein on Changing Political Allies
Danny Finkelstein, associate editor of the Times and Conservative peer, talks to us about why being able to clearly see both sides of an argument is important but can also feel debilitating in a world that craves certainty.
Changed My Mind
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