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Wait for “Post Vicky”, or Build Blue-Green Now?

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” In 2013, Henk Ovink and I were Acting Director Generals at the Ministry of Infrastructure and the… Read more ›

Apr 21, 2014
Hugo von Meijenfeldt
Environmental Factors, Urban Policy

User-generated Physical Space

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” In today’s society there are innumerable problems and systems that are in need of repair or modification.… Read more ›

Apr 13, 2014
Michael Zuckerman
Creative Culture, Social Issues, Tech, Urban Policy

Empowerment Through Making

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” Making is empowerment. Often the “maker movement” is thought of as people who simply make things. But… Read more ›

Apr 13, 2014
Doc Mike North
Creative Culture, Econ Dev, Tech, Urban Policy

Cities by the People, For the People: Crowdfunding our way to Democratic Urbanism

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” For too long, the form of our cities has been dictated by finance, and not by vision. … Read more ›

Apr 12, 2014
Eric Corey Freed
Econ Dev, Social Issues, Urban Policy

Will they go or will they stay?

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” One of the biggest challenges facing cities now that many are growing in population again, is how… Read more ›

Apr 12, 2014
Ron Blatman
Social Issues, Urban Policy

CHEF TIM WEST IS SAVING THE WORLD, ONE MEAL AT A TIME: 
IMPACT + EXPOSURE = CLOUT (REPEAT)

Tim West is a hacker: a civic hacker; a culture hacker; and a food systems hacker. His latest project is the design of a new restaurant concept that is nothing less than a Copernican inversion on how we conceptualize our… Read more ›

Apr 12, 2014 2 Comments
Greg Delaune
Creative Culture, Environmental Factors, Social Issues, Urban Policy

The Return of Making Things: Bridging the Youth/Experience Divide

In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development? “The demise of U.S. manufacturing dooms the country not just intellectually, but creatively, because innovation is tied… Read more ›

Apr 12, 2014
Deborah Acosta
Creative Culture, Econ Dev, Tech, Urban Policy

From IoT to IoE; The New Dawn of a Connected World

“In 2014, what will be the most important MOVEMENT, PROJECT, or PERSON making a global impact on sustainable urban policy and community development?” The Internet of Things (IoT) is the intelligent connectivity of smart devices, expected to drive massive gains… Read more ›

Apr 12, 2014
Gordon Feller
Econ Dev, Tech, Urban Policy

Boomtown for the Cultural Metropolis – TEDx Black Rock City 2013

Greg Delaune is CEO and cofounder of UIX Global. He is an architect, urban planner, and economic development specialist with 15 years of international applied research, teaching, and consulting experience, including community development work in the Middle East, the United… Read more ›

Mar 18, 2014
Greg Delaune
Econ Dev, Urban Policy

CONNECTION TECHNOLOGY / TECHNOLOGY OF DIVISION

(This post is a response to a group blogging event organized by Meeting of the Minds and Tumml.) How is technology impacting social and economic divisions in cities? Fundamentally, new tools and technologies reinforce existing behaviors and tendencies. A group… Read more ›

Apr 02, 2013
Greg Delaune
Social Issues, Tech
connection technology, equity, Meeting of the Minds
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