Culture
Global, UK / Sustainable Development, Travel, Wellbeing
14 Feb 2012
Cycling phenomenon Critical Mass celebrates two decades of reclaiming the roads
Africa, Europe, Global / Travel
24 Jan 2012
Completing the first leg of a unique around-the-world journey through the length of six continents, Steve Fabes found Africa to be a life-affirming place
22 Jan 2012
A new desert retreat with ‘Extreme Pilgrim’ Peter Owen Jones in the Sinai wilderness offers the chance to get a different perspective
06 Dec 2011
Advances in our knowledge and understanding of animal sentience are compelling us to reconsider our prejudices toward animals
02 Dec 2011
Red-nosed performers are bringing laughter, joy and theatrical mayhem to children living in refugee camps, orphanages and conflict zones
25 Nov 2011
At age 26, Jay Chavez went to Peru for six months on a trip that led to her setting up a volunteering agency. Five years later, she has changed the lives of hundreds of Peruvian children
UK / Arts, Community, Culture, Positive People, Youth
02 Nov 2011
DJ and hip-hop teacher KMT is using music and sustainable living to unite young people
26 Sep 2011
Becky Daniel finds her senses awoken at the international premiere of Eclipse, the new show from world music superstars Amadou & Mariam, performed in total darkness
21 Sep 2011
‘Help exchange’ is a cheap way to travel, learn new skills and meet people, Claudia Cahalane discovers
18 Sep 2011
New initiative sees six museums across the UK focus on community connections, wellbeing and the future of their neighbourhoods
16 Aug 2011
A new festival aims to enrich lives and nourish the community. Is it the real deal or is it just cloud cuckoo land?
UK / Agriculture, Culture, Food
16 Jun 2011
Set up by young farmers, the Real Farm Festival will feature music, talks and farm activities
Middle East, UK / Justice, Sustainable Development, Travel
12 Jun 2011
A group of 18 artists, food growers and community activists are cycling from London to Jerusalem to unite communities working for social and ecological justice
08 Jun 2011
May 2011 celebrated the 150th birthday of one of the greatest and most prolific poets the world has known.
Global / Arts, Community, Sustainable Development
08 Jun 2011
Covering 40,000 miles through 40 countries, permaculture designers Richard Perkins and Michelle Asher are embarking on a journey to discover and share examples of communities creating regenerative, abundant and healthy ways of living.
08 Jun 2011
A UK-based performance company is showcasing the talents of young Colombians that have risen from the streets and forged a career in the arts thanks to a unique circus school