As the “silly season” concludes, and we return from a much-needed rest, we want to take the opportunity to “wrap” up our inaugural...

Babies and solar panels, what a combination to renew our hopes in the future! Our Centre was taken over by renewable energy talk on...

Sow the Seed The idea came out of conversations with Daley Rangi (Te Ātiawa), an eclectic multidisciplinary Māori artist generating...

Impact, for most people, may refer to a car crash or an asteroid hitting the Earth. But in community development, impact is the currency...

When it comes to diversity and great food, Vic Park is so well served! From September 20 to October 9, our Centre facilitated 4 workshops...

TLDR; Was it cute? Yes Was it fun? Yes Was it perfect? No What we’d do differently:

Last Saturday, we were absolutely delighted to host a workshop for community members to learn a trick or two at being handy at home. You...

I am so glad to be back and writing to you all again! I hope you enjoy reading this and many more to come

The soil in your backyard is alive with quadrillions of micro-organisms. Chances are, if you grow veggies, that the same stuff that lives...

We're out on the streets of Carlisle today to launch our newest project, Street Teams Carlisle, in collaboration with Chorus. And we...

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There is something about the change of seasons. The sense of calm when transitioning to a cooler time of year. It feels like a fresh start.

We can only overcome this situation and prevent further pandemics if we see our interconnection with other people, animals and nature.

How many people are out there, not as fortunate as me are struggling?

Inadvertently stepping into a stolen moment between two people - extraordinarily intimate, yet by necessity, public.

An opportunity to venture towards something we may come to love

In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, we ran our first Death Cafe. It’s an unusual event: people get together to talk about what...

There’s something that’s gone unacknowledged throughout this entire crisis. It’s actually so huge and important, it’s hard to understand how

What we considered normal has been thrown out the window. This time has prompted me to think about what motivates me and keeps me happy?

One of my favourite books of all times is Comfortable with uncertainty by Pema Chödrön. I read that book while I was still living in my...