Sarah Wong
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Sarah Wong
the notion of the “community”, be that place‐based (a neighbourhood) or identity‐based (a specific group of raced, ethnic, classed or religious people)
Oli Mould • Solidarity, not charity: Learning the lessons of the COVID‐19 pandemic to reconceptualise the radicality of mutual aid
We framed conversations to draw on the experiences of less-privileged voices, and asked the more-powerful actors to be transparent around their interests and resources.
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- Team Mission : Make it easy and fun to book a home on Airbnb
- Team Vision : If you see it, you can book it
- Team Strategy : Transition the Airbnb marketplace from a “Request to Book” model to an “Instant Book” model, by (1) giving hosts all of the tools they need to be successful with Instant Book, (2) incentivizing hosts to enable Instant Book, and
Lenny Rachitsky • Getting better at product strategy
I find that alternatives lie in the everyday politics of hooks’s homeplace, of brown’s deliberate interdependence, and of Agre’s political skills.
Nathan Schneider • Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life
A strategy is your plan to win.
Lenny Rachitsky • Getting better at product strategy
Smith (1983) argues that one of the key features of public participation is the ability to input the efforts and opinions of the citizens into the decision making within the planning system.
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the volunteer rate and the share of adults who contribute to charity are among the strongest correlates of social capital at the state level
Isabel V. Sawhill • Social Capital: Why We Need It and How We Can Create More of It
Transition Design argues that living in and through transitional times calls for self-reflection and ‘new ways of being’ in the world in order to act as a catalyst for societal transition. This will call for self-reflection and learning which lead to new mindsets and postures.
Social Relations – Transition Design Seminar CMU
~40% of startups pivoted at least once before landing on their winning idea—oftentimes more than once.