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We live in times of CLIMATE, ENERGY and ECONOMIC uncertainty.Many intelligent responses to the predicaments we face have already been identified.
Somebody somewhere is usually already working on it.
At United Diversity our job is to help everyone DISCOVER, CONTRIBUTE to and REPLICATE these inspirational projects. To SHARE their stories.
Projects that help to improve QUALITY OF LIFE on Earth whilst simultaneously reducing ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT.
Resilience-building community LAND, MONEY and MEDIA projects that make the unjust and unsustainable systems of Empire obsolete.
Together We Have Everything
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Rural revolution in Colombia goes digital and p2p
“Latinamerica is particularly well equipped for these changes (peer production) by their cultural affinity with the values of P2P”, said Michel Bauwens on an interview for Pagina/12 the Argentinian journal. This statement seems to prove itself when… Continue reading →
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When the Kids are United…
Been in one of those zones where I get really preoccupied watching the news come in, but finding it difficult to summarize or work up anything particularly exciting to blog about. Luckily a lot of others are keeping it going in various places (thus, I … Continue reading →
