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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
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Origami Around
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Cosmic Funnies
Xuebing Du
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Love Begins
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Elephant stories
Elephant stories got me asking you, “what do you wish you could do more every day?” It was during my Master’s studies that the world first demanded I stop. I was deep in the “mining” of a research topic when a mother elephant and her calf suddenly appeared, the sharp, rhythmic flap of their ears cutting through the air just inches from me. It wasn’t the “expensive coexistence” or the academic…
Chemical engineer
Storytellers, Hey; When you were five, who did you want to be when you grow old? A chemical engineer for sure, just that I didn’t specify what chemicals! Now this question coming up, I thought, instead of chemical, brains, mmmmmh, nah, behaviour? It could be. But above all, my friends and I here are busy engineering this life; there’s more to do to make our and others’ lives interesting, more…
TEST PRODUCT
TEST PRODUCT is a test product… funny. Yap, welcome to the journey of building a website bits by bits… it’s now 288 days and hours, minutes, and seconds counting…
The short video: Attention spans, enshittification, and the new strategy of long-form content
Not to do content, but I have become something of a voracious consumer of free advice. Whenever it appears, I take it in almost instinctively. But I remember once hearing someone I respected remark, almost casually, that even free advice is not really free. If it’s reading, I have to be more focused and avoid shallow consumption. What they meant is that free “advise” carries something with it,…
𝗡𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗪𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 (𝗖𝗪𝗕)
cwb-nature-mp4 Literature: Shared ecosystems (agricultural land, water points, forests, fisheries) create repeated interaction among households, producers, and user groups, coordinating labour, resource access, and seasonal use, and sharing livelihood risks. These practices build trust and collective rules between community members and local institutions, enabling access to credit, markets, and…
Discipline and motivation
It must have taken a lot of discipline to put this together. Especially in chosing what to include and not to 😊 You have always chosen motivation over discipline. Yet motivation, despite being loud, is inconsistent. While discipline is quiet, steady, and reliable. On the days motivation disappears, discipline will always show up, set the pace, and do the work. Discipline does not wait to feel…
What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life?
I think a very long life is a responsibility, not a reward. We are given time not just to achieve things, but to shape what others feel, learn, and carry forward because we were here. What matters most is not what we do, but what our presence enables in others. A long life gives us space to refine that impact. To make fewer reactive choices, to act with more care, and to leave behind something…
WHAT'S YOUR BEST PLACE TO READ?
If you had a freeway billboard, what would it say?
How do resilient systems move forward? Resilient systems do not wait for calm conditions. Instead, they learn how to harness the wind. Wind cannot be controlled, only understood, redirected, and worked with. In the same way, change, uncertainty, and differing perspectives are not disruptions to a system, they are the forces that test whether it has been designed well. Resilient systems adjust…
What is our mission?
Our mission is to translate research, lived experience, and community knowledge into practical action that strengthens resilient, inclusive systems. We work at the intersection of communication, design, and community-led practice to support better decision-making, shared ownership, and long-term capacity building. By designing participation, amplifying marginalised voices, and aligning strategy…
How do resilient systems stay alive?
Alignment weakens when communication becomes transactional, learning slows, and when a system stops noticing who is no longer in the room. Over time, decisions still get made, but they lose legitimacy because participation has thinned out, and feedback loops are broken. Resilient systems stay alive by noticing early signals; the quiet disengagement, unclear roles, and unexplained choices. The…
WHAT LIFE SAYS
News just IN …. It’s time to share “What Life Says!” “Whether in #graphic #design, #research (#communication), #social #behaviour change, or #politics, be intentional about the #change you create.” As you say Goodbye to 2025, may transformation follow you wherever you go! ✨
Politics and Community Wealth Building
How have my political views changed over time? My political views have shifted from seeing politics as ideology to understanding it as infrastructure. Growing up, politics felt distant, loud, and often disconnected from everyday life. Over time, through community work, research, and lived experience, I began to see politics less as party loyalty and more as the systems that decide who gets…
Where is resilience built?
You don’t have to advertise, just strategise to brand. Change rarely fails because of a lack of ideas. It fails because ideas are poorly translated. In constrained systems, what matters most is not speed or scale, but alignment, how decisions are made, how knowledge moves, and how people are brought into the process. When communication is intentional, research becomes usable. When design is…
Moving Together _ A Transformative Choice Moving together is not accidental. It is a choice made under pressure. Systems do not drift into cooperation, they are designed for it, or they fracture into silence and competition. When resources tighten, behaviour reveals what has been built beneath the surface. Collective strength is rarely found in heroic effort. It is found in small, consistent…
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If we really have an open mind, especially in academia!
I’m curious about why academia often fails to produce what it promises; why its silence can be louder than its breakthroughs. I’m drawn to the tension between innovation and resistance, especially in rural communities where change doesn’t follow a neat curve. I want to understand how ideas spread, why some stick and others don’t, and how power, culture, and context shape what we call progress.…
There's some sense of war between 'our-story' and 'history.' Again, as I noted earlier, to me, it seems strange to even use "authoritarian" in the same sentence as Ujamaa, especially when the concept was about communal living and mutual support.