Open Source Is Not Just for Nerds
A first guide to the code beneath the floorboards, and why open technology belongs to everyone. When most people hear the words open source, they imagine someone in a dark room, typing very fast, surrounded by cables, coffee, and very strong opinions about Linux....
This Is Not Inclusion: How to Recognise Discrimination When It Arrives as Project Management
A practical reflection for anyone facing exclusion because of a medical condition, disability, health limitation, or access need — and for managers who need to respond differently. “A right you cannot recognize is difficult to use. A right you cannot name is easy to...
The Private Burden of Public Collapse
Too informed to be calm, too powerless to act. Public collapse does not knock like history.It arrives as insomnia. As the instinct to check the news again, then the need to avoid it entirely. As the quiet pressure behind the eyes after reading about another war,...EU in Practice: The Toy Box Has Rules
How Europe Protects Children Before Parents Even Notice A child does not see a product. A child sees a dragon, a spaceship, a tiny kitchen, a puzzle, a doll with a secret life, a car that can fly if the carpet is long enough, a set of blocks that might become a castle...
We Started With Youth Participation. We Ended Up Designing Civic Immunity.
From S.P.A.R.K. to CIVIC IMMUNITY to DEBATE: a behind-the-scenes account of building projects for a democracy that has changed shape. We thought we were designing a project about youth participation. Then the question changed. Because once you ask who gets to...This Charter Is Yours: Teaching Citizenship, Courage, and the Power of Knowing Your Rights
Most people do not experience rights as a grand constitutional drama. They experience them in smaller, messier, more ordinary moments. A form that asks for too much.A teacher who dismisses a complaint that should have been taken seriously.A workplace policy that feels...
When Digital Wellbeing Returns to the Body
What happens when choreographers, art therapists, psychologists, behavioural scientists, edtech developers, teachers, and school leaders come together to improve digital wellbeing in schools? You get a very different kind of conversation. Not only about screen...
From Recycling Bins to Reuse Hubs
Why Recycling Alone Will Not Save the Circular Economy I. The Comfort of the Recycling Bin We know the ritual well. The empty bottle goes into one bin. The cardboard box into another. The glass jar is rinsed, the lid separated, the yoghurt pot inspected for the small...
