Strangely Majestic Pictures Of Donated Clothes Show The Industrial Side Of Recycling
A photo project called "Baled" captures piles of clothes at Goodwill, before they’re shipped away to the developing world.
Are Online Games Going To Be The New Apprenticeship?
Instead of hands-on training at the job, what if people could learn how to work from playing online?
People Say They Want Sustainable Consumption, But Do They Mean It?
Everyone claims to only want to buy the products that are best for the planet and society, and yet, few people do. But people aren’t just lying to themselves, there are larger forces at work.
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3 Gifts For Casual Climate Change Preppers
If you’re a little paranoid that a cataclysmic climate event is around the corner, you’re going to want to be prepared. Put these items on your wishlist and you can survive whatever is coming.
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Twitter’s Manager For Social Innovation On How Social Is Shaping The Future Of Nonprofits
Written by: Rachael Chong
Claire Diaz-Ortiz works on the microblogging service’s social good and cause marketing initiatives, so she has a perfect view of how social media is helping organizations connect their stories to people around the world--and how that will change how we give back.
How Tony Hsieh Is Flooding Downtown Las Vegas With Entrepreneurial College Graduates
The Zappos CEO’s plans to revitalize the neglected off-strip areas of Sin City are well known, but now he’s partnered with Venture for America to send recent graduates to help businesses develop the area even more.
