Consorcio, Desarrollo y Justicia was founded in 1992 as an institution with a dream to support social organizations and initiatives, growing to become one of Venezuela’s largest platforms for NGOs, activists, and young leaders. The…
read moreThe World Social Initiative Forum (WSIF) Network defines itself as a living growing organism of autonomous initiatives, organizations, and individuals. We understand this as a global body, a living structure that enables human dignity, freedom,…
read moreStarting September 2021, stART and Emerson College will spearhead a 5-module interdisciplinary development training for cultivating resilience and creative response to trauma. Text and Poster by stART and Emerson College Humanity is undergoing a global…
read moreFrom the 4th to the 8th of August 2021, the World Social Initiative Forum will host “WSIF Network Summit 2021: Living In Between Spaces” at the Goetheanum with simultaneous online streaming and in-presence summit hubs. …
read moreHelp our partner organization Associação Comunitária Monte Azul [BR] provide basic goods to families living in the favelas who are economically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Maria Carla Gallini [AR] also started a project for…
read moreBy participating in the project, the time of lockdown will not be remembered as lost time or a time of powerlessness, but as a time of silent inner growth. – J.S.Y., India Rita Eckart from stART…
read moreText: Joan Sleigh [ZA] | Photo: Nicole Asis [PH] World Social Initiative Forum Project Leader Joan Sleigh writes about courage and trust to capture the spirit of Michaelmas and what our time is asking from…
read moreText: Nicole Asis | Edited: Joan Sleigh | Photos: screenshots from the Web-Seminar The World Social Initiative Forum launched its first Web-Seminar “What Now?: Social Needs of Today” last July 31 via Facebook Live. To…
read moreThe Pandemic of Fear Text: Benjamin Cherry | Photo: 烧不酥在上海 老的 @geraltyichen The real pandemic today is fear. And the specific force – or ‘virus’ – which most of all impels it, is fear of…
read moreText: Daisuke Onuki [JP] | Photo: Max Anderson [@thepicnictree] As of June 25, a total of 18,110 cases and 968 deaths have been reported in Japan. Those are significantly low figures compared to European and American countries.…
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