When crisis takes over a country, its citizens, as history has shown, oftentimes returns to its cultural roots to help find stability in all the chaos. Woodstock, for example, proved that unrest during wartime adds water for creativity to grow.…
Continue Reading →Boulder, CO, Day 2 SNAP Gathering: 'Little things people can do to change the world' was best exemplified by Paul Williams' remarkable healthcare program in Uganda where he single-handedly eliminated childhood malaria deaths and dramatically reduced HIV infections in a…
Continue Reading →As an attendee and devotee of TED I was admittedly a little skeptical and thought SNAP was going to simply be a miniaturized version. Guess what ... it is! But that's not all bad actually. In fact, it's a compliment.…
Continue Reading →Choque Cultural, the site of a pixacao attack that made the major newspapers in Sao Paulo recently, has bounced back as we knew they would. They re-opened their doors this past weekend to a freshly painted gallery and an incredible…
Continue Reading →If the words Tall Bike Jousting, Track Bikes, BMX, Alleycats, Critical Mass, Bike Polo, Cycling to Recumbents mean anything to you and you've got October 1st through 4th free in London, then we are here to tell you were to…
Continue Reading →Grab your passports, put your seats and tray tables in their upright and locked position, and get ready for PSFK's Conference in Asia. Piers and crew are headed to tax-haven and very international city of Singapore to help spread the…
Continue Reading →In case a bit of women's wrestling and a mannequin factory tour aren't enough for your Thursday evening, maybe adding Iran's Islam Revolution and transgender politics will do the trick. The LUNAFEST Film Festival premiers in San Francisco with an…
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