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  1. At Koodugal, we strongly believe that real change doesn’t come from celebrating a single day, it comes from consistent and sustained effort.
    In line with this belief, Koodugal Trust successfully organized a event at the Government High School, Alamanickerpatti. #Biodiversity
    #EnvironmentalSustainability
    #SaveSparrows
    #ClimateAction
    #CommunityEngagement
    #SocialImpact
    #NGOIndia
    #SmallActionsBigImpact
    #WorldSparrowDay
    #SparrowConservation

  2. We are pleased to share the successful completion of our Awareness Campaign & Do-It-Yourself Workshop on Constructing Sparrow Nest Boxes, conducted by Koodugal Trust in association with Chennai Willingdon Corporate Foundation.
    The session held at Vallal S I Alagarsamy Chettiar Higher Secondary School, Royapuram, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and educators. #KoodugalTrust #CSR #EnvironmentalSustainability #Biodiversity #SparrowConservation #UrbanEcology #SustainableLiving

  3. Echoes of #Plato: #NeoLuddism — reclaiming the human in the digital age

    Making room for humanity in the march of technology

    “The machines were their enemies, for the machines were the means by which greedy masters enforced their will.” — – E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class (1963)

    by Kem-Laurin Lubin, Jan 4, 2025

    "Modern neo-Luddism draws inspiration from this historical movement, but rather than opposing all forms of #technology, it critiques the #uncritical adoption of digital tools and automation. Neo-Luddites are not anti-technology per se; instead, they advocate for a more #mindful and selective use of technology, prioritizing human #WellBeing, #EnvironmentalSustainability, and meaningful #SocialInteractions.

    "In today’s context, neo-Luddism is less about destroying machines and more about reclaiming control over how technology shapes daily life. It questions the pervasive influence of #smartphones, #SocialMedia, and constant #connectivity, encouraging moments of #disconnection to foster deeper, more authentic human experiences.

    "This philosophy underpins the growing trend of 'no-tech meetups,' where individuals come together to temporarily step away from digital distractions and reconnect in more organic, face-to-face ways [Like listening to vinyl records with a friend!]. Neo-Luddites advocate for a conscious retreat from digital dependence, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face communication and preserving human connection without the interference of screens. These gatherings, often called '#LudditeClubs' or 'analog meetups,' create spaces where participants can engage in conversations, activities, and communal experiences free from the distractions of smartphones, social media, and other digital tools.

    "The motivations behind this movement are diverse. Some individuals express concerns over privacy and the pervasive #surveillance associated with digital platforms. Some lament the growing loss of #jobs and community. Others seek to combat the social isolation and mental health challenges exacerbated by excessive screen time. #Environmental considerations also play a role, with participants mindful of the ecological impact of #ElectronicWaste and the resource demands of constant technological upgrades."

    Read more:
    medium.com/the-academic/echoes

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/6tQNO

    #Philosophy #RightToRepair #EWaste #PlannedObsolescence #LudditeClub #NeoLuddite #UseYourBrain #DigitalAge #ReadABook #SmartphoneAddiction #TechAddiction #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #DatacentersUseTooMuchElectricity

  4. Echoes of #Plato: #NeoLuddism — reclaiming the human in the digital age

    Making room for humanity in the march of technology

    “The machines were their enemies, for the machines were the means by which greedy masters enforced their will.” — – E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class (1963)

    by Kem-Laurin Lubin, Jan 4, 2025

    "Modern neo-Luddism draws inspiration from this historical movement, but rather than opposing all forms of #technology, it critiques the #uncritical adoption of digital tools and automation. Neo-Luddites are not anti-technology per se; instead, they advocate for a more #mindful and selective use of technology, prioritizing human #WellBeing, #EnvironmentalSustainability, and meaningful #SocialInteractions.

    "In today’s context, neo-Luddism is less about destroying machines and more about reclaiming control over how technology shapes daily life. It questions the pervasive influence of #smartphones, #SocialMedia, and constant #connectivity, encouraging moments of #disconnection to foster deeper, more authentic human experiences.

    "This philosophy underpins the growing trend of 'no-tech meetups,' where individuals come together to temporarily step away from digital distractions and reconnect in more organic, face-to-face ways [Like listening to vinyl records with a friend!]. Neo-Luddites advocate for a conscious retreat from digital dependence, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face communication and preserving human connection without the interference of screens. These gatherings, often called '#LudditeClubs' or 'analog meetups,' create spaces where participants can engage in conversations, activities, and communal experiences free from the distractions of smartphones, social media, and other digital tools.

    "The motivations behind this movement are diverse. Some individuals express concerns over privacy and the pervasive #surveillance associated with digital platforms. Some lament the growing loss of #jobs and community. Others seek to combat the social isolation and mental health challenges exacerbated by excessive screen time. #Environmental considerations also play a role, with participants mindful of the ecological impact of #ElectronicWaste and the resource demands of constant technological upgrades."

    Read more:
    medium.com/the-academic/echoes

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/6tQNO

    #Philosophy #RightToRepair #EWaste #PlannedObsolescence #LudditeClub #NeoLuddite #UseYourBrain #DigitalAge #ReadABook #SmartphoneAddiction #TechAddiction #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #DatacentersUseTooMuchElectricity

  5. Echoes of #Plato: #NeoLuddism — reclaiming the human in the digital age

    Making room for humanity in the march of technology

    “The machines were their enemies, for the machines were the means by which greedy masters enforced their will.” — – E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class (1963)

    by Kem-Laurin Lubin, Jan 4, 2025

    "Modern neo-Luddism draws inspiration from this historical movement, but rather than opposing all forms of #technology, it critiques the #uncritical adoption of digital tools and automation. Neo-Luddites are not anti-technology per se; instead, they advocate for a more #mindful and selective use of technology, prioritizing human #WellBeing, #EnvironmentalSustainability, and meaningful #SocialInteractions.

    "In today’s context, neo-Luddism is less about destroying machines and more about reclaiming control over how technology shapes daily life. It questions the pervasive influence of #smartphones, #SocialMedia, and constant #connectivity, encouraging moments of #disconnection to foster deeper, more authentic human experiences.

    "This philosophy underpins the growing trend of 'no-tech meetups,' where individuals come together to temporarily step away from digital distractions and reconnect in more organic, face-to-face ways [Like listening to vinyl records with a friend!]. Neo-Luddites advocate for a conscious retreat from digital dependence, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face communication and preserving human connection without the interference of screens. These gatherings, often called '#LudditeClubs' or 'analog meetups,' create spaces where participants can engage in conversations, activities, and communal experiences free from the distractions of smartphones, social media, and other digital tools.

    "The motivations behind this movement are diverse. Some individuals express concerns over privacy and the pervasive #surveillance associated with digital platforms. Some lament the growing loss of #jobs and community. Others seek to combat the social isolation and mental health challenges exacerbated by excessive screen time. #Environmental considerations also play a role, with participants mindful of the ecological impact of #ElectronicWaste and the resource demands of constant technological upgrades."

    Read more:
    medium.com/the-academic/echoes

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/6tQNO

    #Philosophy #RightToRepair #EWaste #PlannedObsolescence #LudditeClub #NeoLuddite #UseYourBrain #DigitalAge #ReadABook #SmartphoneAddiction #TechAddiction #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #DatacentersUseTooMuchElectricity

  6. Echoes of #Plato: #NeoLuddism — reclaiming the human in the digital age

    Making room for humanity in the march of technology

    “The machines were their enemies, for the machines were the means by which greedy masters enforced their will.” — – E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class (1963)

    by Kem-Laurin Lubin, Jan 4, 2025

    "Modern neo-Luddism draws inspiration from this historical movement, but rather than opposing all forms of #technology, it critiques the #uncritical adoption of digital tools and automation. Neo-Luddites are not anti-technology per se; instead, they advocate for a more #mindful and selective use of technology, prioritizing human #WellBeing, #EnvironmentalSustainability, and meaningful #SocialInteractions.

    "In today’s context, neo-Luddism is less about destroying machines and more about reclaiming control over how technology shapes daily life. It questions the pervasive influence of #smartphones, #SocialMedia, and constant #connectivity, encouraging moments of #disconnection to foster deeper, more authentic human experiences.

    "This philosophy underpins the growing trend of 'no-tech meetups,' where individuals come together to temporarily step away from digital distractions and reconnect in more organic, face-to-face ways [Like listening to vinyl records with a friend!]. Neo-Luddites advocate for a conscious retreat from digital dependence, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face communication and preserving human connection without the interference of screens. These gatherings, often called '#LudditeClubs' or 'analog meetups,' create spaces where participants can engage in conversations, activities, and communal experiences free from the distractions of smartphones, social media, and other digital tools.

    "The motivations behind this movement are diverse. Some individuals express concerns over privacy and the pervasive #surveillance associated with digital platforms. Some lament the growing loss of #jobs and community. Others seek to combat the social isolation and mental health challenges exacerbated by excessive screen time. #Environmental considerations also play a role, with participants mindful of the ecological impact of #ElectronicWaste and the resource demands of constant technological upgrades."

    Read more:
    medium.com/the-academic/echoes

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/6tQNO

    #Philosophy #RightToRepair #EWaste #PlannedObsolescence #LudditeClub #NeoLuddite #UseYourBrain #DigitalAge #ReadABook #SmartphoneAddiction #TechAddiction #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #DatacentersUseTooMuchElectricity

  7. Echoes of #Plato: #NeoLuddism — reclaiming the human in the digital age

    Making room for humanity in the march of technology

    “The machines were their enemies, for the machines were the means by which greedy masters enforced their will.” — – E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class (1963)

    by Kem-Laurin Lubin, Jan 4, 2025

    "Modern neo-Luddism draws inspiration from this historical movement, but rather than opposing all forms of #technology, it critiques the #uncritical adoption of digital tools and automation. Neo-Luddites are not anti-technology per se; instead, they advocate for a more #mindful and selective use of technology, prioritizing human #WellBeing, #EnvironmentalSustainability, and meaningful #SocialInteractions.

    "In today’s context, neo-Luddism is less about destroying machines and more about reclaiming control over how technology shapes daily life. It questions the pervasive influence of #smartphones, #SocialMedia, and constant #connectivity, encouraging moments of #disconnection to foster deeper, more authentic human experiences.

    "This philosophy underpins the growing trend of 'no-tech meetups,' where individuals come together to temporarily step away from digital distractions and reconnect in more organic, face-to-face ways [Like listening to vinyl records with a friend!]. Neo-Luddites advocate for a conscious retreat from digital dependence, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face communication and preserving human connection without the interference of screens. These gatherings, often called '#LudditeClubs' or 'analog meetups,' create spaces where participants can engage in conversations, activities, and communal experiences free from the distractions of smartphones, social media, and other digital tools.

    "The motivations behind this movement are diverse. Some individuals express concerns over privacy and the pervasive #surveillance associated with digital platforms. Some lament the growing loss of #jobs and community. Others seek to combat the social isolation and mental health challenges exacerbated by excessive screen time. #Environmental considerations also play a role, with participants mindful of the ecological impact of #ElectronicWaste and the resource demands of constant technological upgrades."

    Read more:
    medium.com/the-academic/echoes

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/6tQNO

    #Philosophy #RightToRepair #EWaste #PlannedObsolescence #LudditeClub #NeoLuddite #UseYourBrain #DigitalAge #ReadABook #SmartphoneAddiction #TechAddiction #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #DatacentersUseTooMuchElectricity

  8. #Burnsville #Minnesota to pilot ‘#FoodForest’ at #CivicCenterPark

    By Christine Schuster, February 7, 2025

    "An old hockey rink in Burnsville will soon be transformed into an educational #garden under a new citywide initiative to implement #sustainable land practices and build long-term solutions to health inequities.

    "The #MarketGarden, where student interns will help grow produce for local nonprofit, is one of several new programs being launched this summer under the 'Grow Burnsville' initiative.

    "The City of Burnsville’s sustainability pitch won first place at this year’s Childhood Obesity Prevention and #EnvironmentalSustainability Awards held by the United States Conference of Mayors and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.

    "The $125,000 prize money set 'Grow Burnsville' into motion.

    "'It’s just thrilling,' said Sue Bast, the city’s environmental specialist and sustainability coordinator.

    "A 'food forest' planted at Civic Center Park this spring is one of Grow Burnsville’s pilot projects, Bast said.

    "Once it’s matured, the food forest will be an open food resource to anyone looking for free access to fruits and other edible plants. Using the principals of #permaculture, no chemical #pesticides or #fertilizers will be used in maintaining the forest, according to Bast.

    "David Woods, the conservation program director with Urban Roots, said Burnsville’s food forest is designed to be low-maintenance.

    "The city enlisted #UrbanRoots, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, to help with the design and implementation of #GrowBurnsville initiatives.

    "The food forest will take 3-5 years to fully develop, according to Woods. The forest includes around 40 different plantings, such as apple, pear and plum trees, herbs and a variety of native shrubs with edible berries or nuts.

    "'I’m hoping the successes that’ll come from the Burnsville project will help promote it elsewhere,' Woods said.

    "'We’re going to see how this works,' Bast said. 'It could possibly be a direction we want to go with some public land that is underused.'"

    Learn more / listen:
    twincities.com/2021/06/24/burn
    #SolarPunkSunday #foodsovereignty #FoodForest #FoodSecurity

  9. #Burnsville #Minnesota to pilot ‘#FoodForest’ at #CivicCenterPark

    By Christine Schuster, February 7, 2025

    "An old hockey rink in Burnsville will soon be transformed into an educational #garden under a new citywide initiative to implement #sustainable land practices and build long-term solutions to health inequities.

    "The #MarketGarden, where student interns will help grow produce for local nonprofit, is one of several new programs being launched this summer under the 'Grow Burnsville' initiative.

    "The City of Burnsville’s sustainability pitch won first place at this year’s Childhood Obesity Prevention and #EnvironmentalSustainability Awards held by the United States Conference of Mayors and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.

    "The $125,000 prize money set 'Grow Burnsville' into motion.

    "'It’s just thrilling,' said Sue Bast, the city’s environmental specialist and sustainability coordinator.

    "A 'food forest' planted at Civic Center Park this spring is one of Grow Burnsville’s pilot projects, Bast said.

    "Once it’s matured, the food forest will be an open food resource to anyone looking for free access to fruits and other edible plants. Using the principals of #permaculture, no chemical #pesticides or #fertilizers will be used in maintaining the forest, according to Bast.

    "David Woods, the conservation program director with Urban Roots, said Burnsville’s food forest is designed to be low-maintenance.

    "The city enlisted #UrbanRoots, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, to help with the design and implementation of #GrowBurnsville initiatives.

    "The food forest will take 3-5 years to fully develop, according to Woods. The forest includes around 40 different plantings, such as apple, pear and plum trees, herbs and a variety of native shrubs with edible berries or nuts.

    "'I’m hoping the successes that’ll come from the Burnsville project will help promote it elsewhere,' Woods said.

    "'We’re going to see how this works,' Bast said. 'It could possibly be a direction we want to go with some public land that is underused.'"

    Learn more / listen:
    twincities.com/2021/06/24/burn
    #SolarPunkSunday #foodsovereignty #FoodForest #FoodSecurity

  10. #Burnsville #Minnesota to pilot ‘#FoodForest’ at #CivicCenterPark

    By Christine Schuster, February 7, 2025

    "An old hockey rink in Burnsville will soon be transformed into an educational #garden under a new citywide initiative to implement #sustainable land practices and build long-term solutions to health inequities.

    "The #MarketGarden, where student interns will help grow produce for local nonprofit, is one of several new programs being launched this summer under the 'Grow Burnsville' initiative.

    "The City of Burnsville’s sustainability pitch won first place at this year’s Childhood Obesity Prevention and #EnvironmentalSustainability Awards held by the United States Conference of Mayors and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.

    "The $125,000 prize money set 'Grow Burnsville' into motion.

    "'It’s just thrilling,' said Sue Bast, the city’s environmental specialist and sustainability coordinator.

    "A 'food forest' planted at Civic Center Park this spring is one of Grow Burnsville’s pilot projects, Bast said.

    "Once it’s matured, the food forest will be an open food resource to anyone looking for free access to fruits and other edible plants. Using the principals of #permaculture, no chemical #pesticides or #fertilizers will be used in maintaining the forest, according to Bast.

    "David Woods, the conservation program director with Urban Roots, said Burnsville’s food forest is designed to be low-maintenance.

    "The city enlisted #UrbanRoots, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, to help with the design and implementation of #GrowBurnsville initiatives.

    "The food forest will take 3-5 years to fully develop, according to Woods. The forest includes around 40 different plantings, such as apple, pear and plum trees, herbs and a variety of native shrubs with edible berries or nuts.

    "'I’m hoping the successes that’ll come from the Burnsville project will help promote it elsewhere,' Woods said.

    "'We’re going to see how this works,' Bast said. 'It could possibly be a direction we want to go with some public land that is underused.'"

    Learn more / listen:
    twincities.com/2021/06/24/burn
    #SolarPunkSunday #foodsovereignty #FoodForest #FoodSecurity

  11. #Burnsville #Minnesota to pilot ‘#FoodForest’ at #CivicCenterPark

    By Christine Schuster, February 7, 2025

    "An old hockey rink in Burnsville will soon be transformed into an educational #garden under a new citywide initiative to implement #sustainable land practices and build long-term solutions to health inequities.

    "The #MarketGarden, where student interns will help grow produce for local nonprofit, is one of several new programs being launched this summer under the 'Grow Burnsville' initiative.

    "The City of Burnsville’s sustainability pitch won first place at this year’s Childhood Obesity Prevention and #EnvironmentalSustainability Awards held by the United States Conference of Mayors and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.

    "The $125,000 prize money set 'Grow Burnsville' into motion.

    "'It’s just thrilling,' said Sue Bast, the city’s environmental specialist and sustainability coordinator.

    "A 'food forest' planted at Civic Center Park this spring is one of Grow Burnsville’s pilot projects, Bast said.

    "Once it’s matured, the food forest will be an open food resource to anyone looking for free access to fruits and other edible plants. Using the principals of #permaculture, no chemical #pesticides or #fertilizers will be used in maintaining the forest, according to Bast.

    "David Woods, the conservation program director with Urban Roots, said Burnsville’s food forest is designed to be low-maintenance.

    "The city enlisted #UrbanRoots, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, to help with the design and implementation of #GrowBurnsville initiatives.

    "The food forest will take 3-5 years to fully develop, according to Woods. The forest includes around 40 different plantings, such as apple, pear and plum trees, herbs and a variety of native shrubs with edible berries or nuts.

    "'I’m hoping the successes that’ll come from the Burnsville project will help promote it elsewhere,' Woods said.

    "'We’re going to see how this works,' Bast said. 'It could possibly be a direction we want to go with some public land that is underused.'"

    Learn more / listen:
    twincities.com/2021/06/24/burn
    #SolarPunkSunday #foodsovereignty #FoodForest #FoodSecurity

  12. #Burnsville #Minnesota to pilot ‘#FoodForest’ at #CivicCenterPark

    By Christine Schuster, February 7, 2025

    "An old hockey rink in Burnsville will soon be transformed into an educational #garden under a new citywide initiative to implement #sustainable land practices and build long-term solutions to health inequities.

    "The #MarketGarden, where student interns will help grow produce for local nonprofit, is one of several new programs being launched this summer under the 'Grow Burnsville' initiative.

    "The City of Burnsville’s sustainability pitch won first place at this year’s Childhood Obesity Prevention and #EnvironmentalSustainability Awards held by the United States Conference of Mayors and the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America.

    "The $125,000 prize money set 'Grow Burnsville' into motion.

    "'It’s just thrilling,' said Sue Bast, the city’s environmental specialist and sustainability coordinator.

    "A 'food forest' planted at Civic Center Park this spring is one of Grow Burnsville’s pilot projects, Bast said.

    "Once it’s matured, the food forest will be an open food resource to anyone looking for free access to fruits and other edible plants. Using the principals of #permaculture, no chemical #pesticides or #fertilizers will be used in maintaining the forest, according to Bast.

    "David Woods, the conservation program director with Urban Roots, said Burnsville’s food forest is designed to be low-maintenance.

    "The city enlisted #UrbanRoots, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, to help with the design and implementation of #GrowBurnsville initiatives.

    "The food forest will take 3-5 years to fully develop, according to Woods. The forest includes around 40 different plantings, such as apple, pear and plum trees, herbs and a variety of native shrubs with edible berries or nuts.

    "'I’m hoping the successes that’ll come from the Burnsville project will help promote it elsewhere,' Woods said.

    "'We’re going to see how this works,' Bast said. 'It could possibly be a direction we want to go with some public land that is underused.'"

    Learn more / listen:
    twincities.com/2021/06/24/burn
    #SolarPunkSunday #foodsovereignty #FoodForest #FoodSecurity

  13. IoCPTV’s “The People’s Platform: Every Candidate, Every Voice” Featuring Wilson Caritero Amad

    💬 Got Questions for Wilson Caritero Amad?
    Drop your questions in the comments to join the conversation!
    #ThePeoplesPlatform #WilsonCariteroAmad #IconsOfChange #Halalan2025 #AdvocacyPH #IndigenousRights #EnvironmentalSustainability #LaborRights #InclusiveGovernance

  14. IoCPTV’s “The People’s Platform: Every Candidate, Every Voice” Featuring Wilson Caritero Amad

    💬 Got Questions for Wilson Caritero Amad?
    Drop your questions in the comments to join the conversation!
    #ThePeoplesPlatform #WilsonCariteroAmad #IconsOfChange #Halalan2025 #AdvocacyPH #IndigenousRights #EnvironmentalSustainability #LaborRights #InclusiveGovernance

  15. The Case for More Housing: Shaping Sustainable Communities

    Our neighborhoods are evolving, and the choices we make today about housing and development will define our community’s future. By embracing forward-thinking policies and higher-density housing, we can address the housing crisis, reduce commutes, and create vibrant, sustainable communities. Imagine neighborhoods where homes are closer to jobs and schools, businesses flourish with increased foot traffic, and public spaces become greener and more accessible. Let’s move beyond division and commit to a shared vision of inclusivity and progress—one that benefits everyone.

    #SmartGrowth #YIMBY #AffordableHousing #SustainableLiving #InclusiveCommunities. #UrbanDevelopment. #ZoningReform #HousingForAll. #CommunityRevitalization #BuildMoreHousing. #ClimateAction #FutureReadyNeighborhoods. #SanJoseCA #BayArea

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