Submissions: Create a Local's Guide to Your City

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• Lifestyle

  

  WHO Creates Guide to Reduce Fatal Snake Bites

  In much of the world, the threat posed by snake bites is huge. Every year, around 5 million people are bitten by snakes, and if those bites don't...

  by Brittany Wong

• Culture

  

  All Low-Wage Jobs Are Not Created Equal

  If you have to take a minimum-wage job, be sure to squeeze out as many perks and backdoor benefits as possible.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Lifestyle

  

  Mayors Lend a Hand to Create Healthier Cities

  Mayors pitch in with the CDC to improve the health of their communities.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Cities

  

  The GOOD Guide to Better Neighborhoods: Create a Neighborhood Clubhouse

  From 2004 to 2007, the artists Ted Purves and Susanne Cockrell ran a store in their Oakland, California, neighborhood that sold nothing....

  by GOOD

• News

  

  Submissions: Take a Picture of Your Local Gas Prices

  Which is your favorite gas station image?

  by Hillary Newman

• Culture

  

  The Best Cities for the Young and Broke

  Some cities are more recession-proof than others. Here's where to wait out the economic downturn.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Design

  

  Submissions: Create Your Ideal Workspace

  Vote for your favorite entry in our contest to design your ideal workspace.

  by Christine Wong

• Cities

  If You were Assigned to Create a Slogan for Your City, What Would It Be?

  by GOOD

• Education

  

  Submissions: Create an Infographic About Work

  See the submissions to our infographic design project about work.

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Submissions: Help Us Create a Picture Show About Celebration

  Last month, we posed another crowdsourced photo project to the GOOD community: Help us create a Picture Show about celebration. We received all...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Vendor Power's Illustrated Guide to Street Vending in New York City

  This pamphlet is worth looking at—even if you're not selling hot dogs, used books, or knock-off designer handbags.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Create an Infographic About the New Health-care Bill: Submissions

  Below, you will find the submissions we received for our latest infographic contest, for which we asked you, our readers, to design an infogaphic...

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  Project: Create an Infographic About New Orleans, Submissions

  Our latest infographic contest asked you to create an infographic about New Orleans, in anticipation of our New Orleans issue. We've recieved...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Project: Create an Infographic About Childhood Obesity, Submissions

  Our latest infographic contest asked you to create an infographic about childhood obesity, in partnership with the Let's Move! Initiative. We've...

  by GOOD

• Cities

  

  Llano del Rio Creates Guides for an Alternate L.A.

  A new guide published by a local collective of writers and artists features untold stories about movements afoot in Los Angeles.

  by Alissa Walker

• Business

  

  The World's Top 40 Development Innovators : Local, Tech Savvy May Be Key to Improving Aid

  Thousands of aid workers and development professionals picked the 40 most innovative groups in their field. See who they left out.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Cities

  

  GOOD Ideas for Cities: Making Local Farmers More Profitable

  Many farmers are reporting that they are making less money than ever. How changing the way we buy local produce can ensure their profitability.

  by Alissa Walker

• Cities

  

  GOOD Ideas for Cities: Encouraging Local Food Production

  How to get a city that's surrounded by farmland to eat locally? Grow what local residents want to eat in convenient neighborhood gardens.

  by Alissa Walker

• Cities

  

  GOOD Ideas for Cities: Creating Bridges Between Neighborhoods

  St. Louis has a series of "dividing lines" that run through the city. How can borders between communities be turned into bridges for neighborhoods?

  by Alissa Walker

• Environment

  

  In New York City, Growing Greens As Art and Local Food

  Artist Jenna Spevack has converted everyday objects into minifarms.

  by Sarah Laskow