Pop-Up Community Center

Previous Article Next Article

Todd Bieber
Video Stuff

See Gallery

December 30, 2007 • 11:35 am PST
+ comments

I edited this monkey. Stayed awake for 30 hours straight the day before Christmas.

Posted in: The Community Board,

More GOOD stuff

@GOOD Asks: What Would You Like to See Improved in Your Community? The Community Answers

@GOOD Asks: How Do We Get More Community College Students to Graduate? The Community Answers

Bryant's Better Data Center

Sponsored by University of PhoenixRelated posts

Environment

The GOOD 100: The Center for Biological Diversity

Endanger Is Their Middle Name If you've ever wondered how the polar bear became the de facto global-warming mascot, look no further than the...

by GOOD

Design

GOOD Design: Starring Art Center

Back in December, we hosted GOOD Design L.A., a night where seven designers presented their solutions to Los Angeles problems. We had solutions...

by Alissa Walker

Design

National Volunteer Week: 826 Writing Centers

In honor of National Volunteer Week, GOOD will be bringing you a daily recommendation about organizations with which you can volunteer in your...

by Andrew Price

Environment

The GOOD 100: The Center for Land Use Interpretation

Landscaped Crusaders It may sound like an obscure office of the United States government, but the Center for Land Use Interpretation is in fact...

by GOOD

Business

Facebook's New Coal-Powered Data Center

Facebook, which has officially become the second-biggest website in the U.S., just announced its plans to open an enormous data center in...

by Siobhan O'Connor

Environment

Dunkin' Donuts Center Offers Prizes for Recycling

Following in the footsteps of programs like RecycleBank, which capitalized on the idea that people are generally more interested when a prize or...

by Alicia Capetillo

Cities

San Francisco's New Transit Center Looks Incredible

San Francisco just broke ground on its new $4-billion Transbay Transit Terminal. When it's done, it'll look like this. Not bad, right?...

by Andrew Price

News

Water Takes Center Stage in Turkish-Iraqi Diplomacy

In our last issue, we took a long hard look at the potential role water will be playing in global conflict. When we were putting together the...

by Siobhan O'Connor

Design

How Might We Put People at the Center of Evaluation?

As a design and innovation consultancy built on the notion of putting people at the center of the design process, taking a human-centered...

by Jocelyn Wyatt

Cities

Ideas for Cities: Decentralized Design Hubs and Work Centers

Decentralized Design Hubs and Work Centers Neighborhoods could function as local “offices” by creating workplaces for citizens. Employers would...

by GOOD

Culture

Picture Show: Images from the Center of the Contiguous United States

During the last presidential election, the phrase "Middle America" was used routinely by both candidates and members of the media. "This constant...

by J. Bennett Fitts, Patrick James

Education

Center for American Progress Explains Title I's Loophole

Title I, part of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (most recently known as No Child Left Behind) that was signed into law by President...

by Nikhil Swaminathan

Lifestyle

A New Federal Research Center Could Help Spur Genetic Advances

With industry wary about funding expensive clinical trials for gene-related research, maybe the feds should do it instead.

by Ann Marie Gardner

News

What Does It Mean that George Tiller's Center Is Closing for Good?

It looks like George Tiller's family has made the completely understandable decision to not reopen his medical center in Wichita,...

by Siobhan O'Connor

Lifestyle

Sustainable Seafood Takes Center Stage at Seattle Dinner Theater

At Seattle's Cafe Nordo, the wait staff quotes Jack London, the soup is served from fish tanks, and there's enough alcohol to ease the pain of...

by Grist

Lifestyle

hoosiers, IU, indiana university, IU Center for Global Health

Go Hoosiers. Indiana U Opens a Center for Global Health

Indiana University has just committed millions of dollars to a center devoted to solving the health problems of the developing world. What will it do?

by Ann Marie Gardner