#Resilience

HOPE not hate Charitable Trust.

hnhcommunity

What lockdown could mean for towns... a Post-industrial and coastal places often have a bigger far right risk/ lower resilience – with more deprivation and a stronger sense of

enough is enough

EmilyGorcenski

There are basically two ways you can view Biden’s impending victory from the perspective of the left:1. That he was a tepid candidate who could barely squeak out razor thin

Eric LeCompte

Eric_LeCompte

G7 finance ministers met virtually to discuss economic recovery in the face of the coronavirus. The G7 agenda included global debt problems, vaccine distribution for developing countries and accessing global

Navid 🧢🇺🇸

NYCNavid

"Edmund Burke was both right and hard right. He was as in favor of the American Revolution as he was horrified by the French; he believed in pluralism, modest but

Hafeez Noorani 🇨🇦

FEEZYDoesIT

Today's been a great day. I don't want to jinx anything but I can feel the energy for 2021.I know we all said that in 2019, that 2020 would be

billy buttons

billy__buttons

The Eels annual report was released last week and has some really interesting numbers in it - this thread will share some highlights (@EelsTCT has a whole interview on it

Ryan Reeves

investing_city

Finally got around to reading the Airbnb prospectus. Will try to highlight some things that haven't already been discussed at length.1. Nights booked within 50 miles pretty much grew right

Moz (Mostafa Azimitabar)

AzimiMoz

Why would anyone want to be treated like Australia’s Indigenous people have been?#InvasionDay The Australian Government won’t even let you raise your flag in Parliament House. Indigenous rights are frequently

Joe Match,🌿rooted 🌹,3.5%, allergy to Tories

match_joe

1st 3 mths of 2020: 18m airport arrivals fuelling onset of disease in UKGovt not learning from best practices elsewhere incl #CovidTesting on arrival. It isn't perfect but will help

Adam

adancabdulle

These are the top 5 books I read this year. Focusing on media, organizations, the fight between pathogens & people, social mobility & the power of language; these 5 books,

Richard Klein

rjtklein

In his opening remarks to the #RaceToZero event, @UNFCCC High-Level Champion for Climate Action @topnigel emphasises the importance of reducing risk, not redistributing risk. This is particularly important when considering

OC Air Corps College

OC_ACCollege

Joint Personnel Recovery instructors from our Military Trg and #SERE Sch recently assisted the Military College with an Ex in the Slieve Blooms to practice drills for Combat Recovery forces

Dr. Meghan J. Clark

DrClarkM1

In thinking about covid relief: there are two competing drives...1. to make sure that every struggling family receives support and 2. desire to prevent anyone "unworthy" or "unnecessary" from receiving

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

Canada could be the next Australia\1@RobertGreenhill link:https://global-canada.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/The-Potential-For-Getting-to-Zero-in-Canada-Version-2.1.pdf The TANZANC (Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Atlantic & Northern

Koshiek Karan

iamkoshiek

Anyone who has ever worked a corporate job will tell you where you studied means very little.Education doesn't guarantee ability. If anything, the person who hustled a part time job

Hugo Hutchison

hugohutchison

"Pedagogy trumps the medium" - in other words, as always the most important aspect of learning is excellent teaching.https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/news/eef-blog-live-teaching-and-pre-recorded-video-lessons-what-does-

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