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Design for Resiliency: lessons from cities

Resiliance, society, transparency / Mark

Cities show us how design shapes behavior. Walkable streets, green spaces, and transitional areas like porches or plazas aren’t just aesthetic, they foster connection. As the Psychology Today article in comments notes, “Stress-reducing elements of urban design include features that support strong intergenerational connections and social support networks.” These spaces create opportunities for interaction, helping […]

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Wirearchy: Making the Invisible Visible

community / Mark

Wirearchy, an idea/concept created by Jon Husband is a dynamic flow of trust, knowledge, and authority enabled by connection. In organizations, it is everywhere, yet we struggle to see it. Wirearchy isn’t something you implement; it’s something you uncover. How can this be done? How can Wirearchy be more tangible for organizations? It starts with

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Leaders – Connection happens IN work, not around it

community / Mark

Leaders often mistake activity for progress. Instead of fixing the system that isolates employees, they throw pizza parties, mandate team-building events, install chat platforms, and then wonder why collaboration still feels forced. But the truth is that people want to connect. They want to share ideas – it’s in their DNA! What really stops them?

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Design for Resiliency: lessons from cities

Short-term Gimmicks or Long-term Gains

The Social (Learning) Lives of Mice and Men

Wirearchy: Making the Invisible Visible

Leaders – Connection happens IN work, not around it