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This excerpt details collaborative efforts to collect, repair, and recycle unwanted musical instruments in the UK, with the aim of reducing waste and supporting music education, especially among young people from low-income households. Key points include: – **Normans ReTune Project**: Started by Nick Walker at Normans Education, this initiative collects broken instruments from music hubs,… Continue reading The old instruments bringing new opportunities to young lives

In Mumbai, craftspeople facing social persecution are innovatively converting discarded tyres into eco-friendly accessories that have gained popularity among celebrities. This creative movement comes from Chamar Studio, a design collective rooted in the underserved Dalit community, often marginalized in Indian society. The international spotlight shone on Chamar Studio when Rihanna was photographed sitting on their… Continue reading The Indian designers turning waste into art – and insult into pride

Readers shared the powerful ways in which particular works of art, literature, music, and film have influenced and reshaped their lives. From evocative poems to striking paintings, these creative expressions left a lasting impact, touching personal journeys in deep and meaningful ways. Many were moved by visual art, such as Zoe from England, who vividly… Continue reading The works of art that changed your life, and why

McDonald. “We’ve been learning from each other over the dust and the blood and the banter for four years now.” “It’s always learning, never knowing,” adds Ewa Hedin. “Every time I step out, I see something new in nature. We’re very proud of this space.” Former-steward-turned-musician Michael Nwachukwu Kumah loves the vibe at Lauriston. “There… Continue reading The photography series celebrating the people cultivating hope from soil to sea

In response to our call for stories of transformative struggles, a multitude of individuals shared their experiences dealing with physical challenges, mental obstacles, and poignant moments of personal growth. The narratives ranged from confronting abusers and becoming empowered, to giving birth without pain relief, and finding strength in parenthood. One individual from Spain shared the… Continue reading The most challenging thing you’ve ever done – and what you learned from it

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People were asked to share their thoughts on what abundance means to them, and the responses varied from love to connection to art. One person shared how abundance, to them, represents the overwhelming support and care they received after becoming disabled. They emphasized the importance of the love shown by family and friends during difficult… Continue reading What abundance means to you

The morning routine of the founder of ethical fashion brand Community Clothing involves tending to his pigs, Hazel and Acorn, before heading to the factory in Blackburn. Here, he engages in the ritual of exchanging greetings with the shopfloor staff, indicating a sense of normalcy and connection within the workplace. This routine sets the tone… Continue reading Life lessons: Patrick Grant on what life so far has taught him