Happiness Isn’t (Just) a Personal Responsibility
In a recent interview on Wisconsin Public Radio, I made the case that our happiness depends on the happiness or the well-being of people around us. We often…
In a recent interview on Wisconsin Public Radio, I made the case that our happiness depends on the happiness or the well-being of people around us. We often…
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Name: Jan Kohlmeyer Zeitraum: 06.08.2014 – 17.02.2015 Ort: Seoul, Südkorea “Survival of the Fittest“ in der Ubahn 20.12.2014; 12.54 Uhr; Bomun U-Bahn-Station, Seoul: Neben mir ein freier Platz…
Meine drei Monate in Kerala sind fast vorbei, in 2 Tagen geht es zurück nach Deutschland, höchste Zeit ein Fazit zu ziehen: Vieles lief nicht wie gedacht, doch…
Arthur Demarest, professor of archaeology at Vanderbilt and a student of the collapse of civilizations, says that in looking at our own society: “we are in trouble.” Arthur…
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. The end of the year is always a time of reflection of what we have done…
Madagaskar – Artenreich, aufregend, aber arm Da sich der Abflug um zwei Wochen verschoben hatte, Grund dafür war ein Pilotenstreik der Air France, sind nun erst drei Wochen…
Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built environment,…
Zoe Todd identifies herself as “many things: a blue-eyed and red-haired Metis, an academic, a storyteller, an amateur songwriter, ardent pedestrian, train-lover, adequate bannock-baker, apprentice fis…
Und plötzlich haben wir 3000 neue Schwestern Nachdem wir unseren sechswöchigen Tamil-Sprachkurs des PILC (Puducherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture) in Pondicherry beendet hatten, begaben wir uns…
Unsere Tage in Pondicherry begannen um acht Uhr morgens, denn um neun mussten wir pünktlich in der Schule sitzen! In der ersten Stunde wurde jeden Tag Grammar unterrichtet,danach…
Der erste Monat meines (leider) nur zweimonatigen Aufenthaltes an der Sambalpur University in Odisha ist nun vergangen. Meine Reise begann in Frankfurt mit einer erfreulichen (und kostenlosen) Umbuchu…
Hands up if you have ever told someone what you are studying and have been hit with the response…”Anthropology… what kind of job will you get with that?”…
Books like Jimmy Nelson’s are important because they highlight the inner battle that occurs when consuming content that is simultaneously problematic and enjoyable. On the surface, this book…
Part 1 of this series focused on how a more deliberate quantification of productivity and health impacts, as well as the larger social costs associated with the built…
As designers, we have a responsibility to investigate and present the social costs and benefits of our designs to all key stakeholders. Whether its building safe routes to…
*Potential trigger warning* – discussion of sexual violence.Just over a month ago, two female Victoria University students were sexually attacked on the ‘City to Sea’ pathway connecting the…
A good deal of research and case studies have demonstrated that vacancy sensors/settings (manual ON/auto OFF) save more energy than occupancy sensors/settings (auto ON/auto OFF). Some of the…
The Union of Concerned Scientists recently released a report on the dangers that climate change pose to our cultural resources. The report is summarized here – History Under Water: Clim…
In this post, Tayla introduces the three-part takedown of Jimmy Nelson’s Before they Pass Away by looking at colonial photography, and the danger of reading photographs as ‘truth’. It…
On the 6th of March 2014 when Tarapuhi and I (Hollie) were getting our morning coffee at one of our fave coffee places (which also happens to be a…