Casey is a a co-founder and the creative director for GOOD living in Los Angeles.
I was born in Washington, D.C., grew up in Virginia, went to college in Rhode Island—with a brief interlude in Prague—then lived in New York for most of a year before arriving in Los Angeles in 2004. I've been here in LA since, trying to figure this place out, while working, quite a lot, on GOOD.casey’s website:
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An enjoyable collection of thoughts about where the internet is (or could be) going…
Original article: Jonathan Harris . World Building in a Crazy World
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A pretty cool presentation of conversations about health care happening on NYT.
Original article: Health Care Conversations – NYTimes.com
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Ben Fry is always doing amazing artistic visualizations. Check them out here.
Original article: projects | ben fry
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Featuring the music of Ramble Horse, we take a quick tour of the CreateHere workplace. Create here was in the first ever GOOD 100. More about them here http://www.good.is/post/the-good-100-createhere/
Original article: YouTube – CreateHere: Our Workplace
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It’s modern. It’s a formidable brand. And it’s an ongoing negotiation between two strong-minded individuals.
Original article: Magazine Preview – The First Marriage – NYTimes.com
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I was at a design and sustainability type conference/workshop this weekend and Adam Werbach from SaatchiS shared this in his presentation: its a Cadbury commercial airing in Ghana—-bascially, their take on talking about fair trade is celebrating the awesome Ghanain culture it supports. This is “cultural sustainability” and it’s pretty awesome.
Original article: YouTube – Cadburys – Zingolo ft. Tinny
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The original premise of the activity was simple, it was basically just to recruit Guangzhou residents who support Chen Yang, an outspoken Guangzhou CCTV news anchor who is not afraid to say what’s on his mind. However, the activity has evolved into a collective expression of love that everyone in the city can participate in, this is “Guangzhou Supports You! 2.0.”
Original article: interview | a chat with fire from “guangzhou supports you!” /// NeochaEDGE
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For those of you not on Obama’s mailing list, this is the full message, of which you may have heard snippets elsewhere, that came earlier today in response to his Nobel Peace Prize. I must say, I find it pretty damn awesome.
So, let’s get to it. That’s why we’re here:
This morning, Michelle and I awoke to some surprising and humbling news. At 6 a.m., we received word that I’d been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize…
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Dear Bike-riders, Los Angelenos, and Urban planning lovers,
Join the LA County Bicycle Coalition’s CicLAvia committee and James Rojas for an interactive bike planning workshop this Saturday.
Enjoy a presentation about the history of ciclovías—see GOOD’s blurb about these streets-turned-parks here—and the upcoming ciclovía in Los Angeles by Bobby Gadda. This will be followed by an interactive workshop led by Metro planner James Rojas. (Having been to a James Rojas city-planning workshop that included lots of toys, I…
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Most likely you’re not a congressman and won’t get to participate in the official vote on the cap and trade bill in the House tomorrow. But, most likely, you do have a congressman or -woman who is meant to represent you. So, if you want to see the clean energy/cap and trade/green jobs bill passed tomorrow, give your representative a ring. The kind folks over at Repower America have made it nearly fall-down easy to do…
Read & DiscussThat is a rad piece of art.
this sounds really cool. please do update with pics when you have them.
I’m pretty excited about this.
This is an amazing project. The crappy thing about the bike lanes in LA is mostly that they don’t exist. Where we have them, they seem to be as nice and wide as the streets they’re next to.
I heard this story on NPR earlier this morning, but they neglected to mention The Yes Men by name. I assumed it was them by the story, but it’s awesome to confirm that’s the case.
Such a good stunt. Way to go guys.
Now that i submitted the above comment, i see the sticker now.
I believe all these comments here should also be registering in a little red sticker in the top right of the post as well.
That is a rad piece of art.