At Conscious, we believe the future isn’t just a place you will go; it’s a place you will invent. As part of our newly launched conversation series, we talk …
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The election is Tuesday, and this documentary series may provide insight into what’s happening in our country.
Chicago is a city of contrasts. You can find it in arguments about …
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During intense uncertainty, we have never been more certain about the power of community to drive meaningful connections. Dan Roberts, a psychotherapist, says, “Humans are born wired for connection – it’s in …
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The last few months have been a pulse check for prioritizing health and wellness. As the world experiences crisis after crisis, we are collectively losing the mindset and motivation to …
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It was a brisk fall weekend in Brooklyn, and I’d joined a group of around 35 individuals at a cozy Fort Greene brownstone. We’d gathered to discuss the new wellness …
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What a stellar moment for New York City as the 7th annual Justice Film Festival returns to The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture.
The Justice Film Festival inspires justice seekers …
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For social entrepreneurs, it often seems that the work never ends. In the midst of continually striving towards new goals, building on ideas, and creating something purposeful, breaks are difficult …
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Film Review by Elijah Davidson for Docsology
That one was Alex Honnold, the world-famous rock climber who had already made history in Yosemite in 2012 when he free soloed the Regular …
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Curated by Melissa Wong of House of Gratia et Caritas (House of G&C Store in Los Angeles)
Shopping for the holidays might not be at the top of everyone’s to …
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Podcasts are an easy way to listen and learn as we go about doing our daily routines. As they have grown more and more popular in our culture, the choice …
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The new documentary film Soufra opens on a dilapidated refugee camp just south of Beirut—a one-square-kilometer settlement that some 22,000 residents call home. Many have lived in this place …
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As we head into the new season, you may be goal setting, sharing your intentions, or even refining your new year resolutions, and in the process, may find yourself …
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We’re big encouragers at DesignGood. We love cheering people on as they follow their passions, start their dream businesses and go big.
To do all of that, …
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The line curled around the room and zigzagged several rounds outside. With curiosity getting the best of me, I wasn’t about to miss out on a chance to test out …
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When was the last time you went online and had a meaningful interaction with someone? Was that someone a stranger?
Probably not. The truth is, outside of work or school, …
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Technology is accelerating the rate of which we’re redefining the way we interact with each other. Within a couple of years, we’re going to be flying man home to the moon, …
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Greece remains the epicenter of the ongoing refugee crisis, along with the economic and political affairs that continue to take a strenuous toll. However, the Athenians who were willing to …
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Art has power. Not the sort legitimized by institutions and elections. Not the kind that flows through our electric grid, and not the same variety as possessing a nuclear …
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The impact and the importance of Art in our society are undoubtable.
Art has always been a big part of our lives and our nations as a way of expression …
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It’s an ungodly hour in some foreign airport; Thomas Morgan, Documentary Filmmaker, fights off sleep and jet lag to talk to me via Skype while awaiting his next flight. Having …
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Another year over, and another great list of songs, albums, and artists that made the year amazing. From Taylor Swift officially achieving world domination with her international 1989 tour, to …
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Film, a valuable resource to promote civic awareness, global engagement, discussions and ultimately, positive social change. Travel across the globe through these five documentaries with a socially conscious backbone to …
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I lay on a foam mattress, draped by a thin blanket and a mosquito net, wondering if I should move my bed away from the window. Gunshots and screams continued …
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There’s a violent secret under the surface in Guatemala City. It affects families in every social class and in every neighborhood. Everyone knows it but everyone is silent. That’s …
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Art in Cuba can be found everywhere. The streets are radiant landscapes of cheerful sun-bleached buildings, colorful antique cars, and intimate cafes. Untouched by elitism, the status of the arts …
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