Written by Elisée Reclus in 1901 Dear Comrades, It is our usual habit to exaggerate both our strengths and our weaknesses. During revolutionary periods, it seems that the least of our actions has incalculably great consequences. On the other hand, during times of stagnation, even though we have dedicated ourselves completely to the cause, our […]
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TRISE: Self-managed Community Center in Athens One of TRISE’s projects is a open social space in the heart of Athens, Greece. Located near Syntagma Square (31 Kolokotronis Street), it is an entirely self-organized/self-managed place. Its two-storey building has a rich radical tradition as it has housed various initiatives over the decades, such as the historical […]
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Written by Jemma Neville I live on Constitution Street in the Leith area of Edinburgh, northeast Scotland, United Kingdom. Maybe you know the street, maybe you don’t. That doesn’t particularly matter for the purpose of the story I want to share with you. For certain, you will know another street well. Maybe it’s the street […]
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Written by Nikolaos-Ioannis Kanavaris, architect, MSc “design, space, culture” NTUA Psychodrama in Gavdos is a workshop that takes place almost 15 years in which over 100 people participate. The target of this seminar, as it is expressed by the coordinator Mr A. Liodakis, is to create a therapeutic community based on solidarity and empathy. This […]
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Article by Emet Degirmenci, first published in the Social Ecology Broadcast, Volume 1, Spring Issue 2012. We here present an article of Emet Degirmenci who is one of the keynote speakers at our upcoming conference in Thessaloniki. Food and culture are my long-term passions. Since food is one of our most basic needs, this helps me create a strong […]
Read More The resiliency of interdependent neighborhoods