Coworking spaces, fab labs, hackerspaces, makerspaces, living labs…new working spaces are thriving and reinventing the way we work by pooling resources and skills.Read the full article
By 2030, 800 million jobs will be filled by robots. The trend is irreversible. That’s why the Davos Forum sent a clear message to the global working class: if we don’t want to be replaced by machines, we have to get back to what makes us [...]Read the full article
With small gigs in cafés or on the street, Tehran’s music scene has been expanding in recent years. Pop music has benefited most from this opening, whilst rock is still struggling to make it to the stage.Read the full article
The LGBTQI community in Tunisia, although still facing imprisonment, beatings and insults, is organising and slowly making headway with the cause of sexual minorities.Read the full article
What was once a FARC military base during the armed conflict is now the setting of a Paz al Bosque (Peace in the Forest) workshop. It is a space bringing together the ‘protagonists’ – former guerrilla fighters, police officers, soldiers and local farmers. Much more than the unprecedented photo opportunity it [...]Read the full article
“It is hard for people to understand that freedom of expression is a right for all; we have to be able to consent to what we do not like.”Read the full article
Long known as “Chocolate City”, on account of its majority-Black population, Washington DC is fast growing whiter, with rapid gentrification dislodging African-American residents and culture.Read the full article
Can the maturity of a society be measured by its relationship to its cultural heritage?Read the full article
Breaking taboos, giving a voice to those who can’t speak out – this is how the Marokkiat project has found popular successRead the full article
Sought after for their special skills, autistic workers are of particular interest to the tech industry and Hollywood’s animation studios.Read the full article
The events of 1968 caused an earthquake in the history of cinema. In addition to being critical of how the industry itself was organised, the movement marked a return to social themes and the documentary genre.Read the full article
“There are people in this country who are not living in the past; in spite of all the things that have happened here, there are people who are trying to work on themselves and focus on other things.”Read the full article
