If Churches Are Repurposed, as in Housing, Who Should Be the Beneficiary?
“Religious property is actually working against our religious objectives,” says priest activist Graham Singh on his plan for repurposed churches
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Munich’s youngest museum engages with the social issues reflected in the contemporary art it houses
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Can New York City Save the World’s Endangered Languages?
Nearly 50% of New Yorkers speak a language other than English at home — and the Endangered Language Alliance is racing to preserve those at risk of extinction
The True – Yet Discreet – Love That Preserves Florence
Without the support of Friends of Florence, much of the city’s cultural heritage would be at serious risk of decay
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The Global Food Institute in Washington, D.C. Elevates the Conversation About Food
Founded by Chef José Andrés in Washington, D.C., the Global Food Institute trains future leaders to rethink how the United States and the world produce and consume food
Inside Tangier’s Agents of Urban Change
A decade in, ‘Think Tanger’ has gained momentum as a bridge between youth aspirations and public institutions in the city’s urban development, amid rising demands for reform
She Took the Web Back at Schools. Can She Do the Same for Democracy?
From local schools to national governance, Simona Levi advocates digital sovereignty as a path to a better democracy
