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In her global exploration of Indigenous design systems, architect Julia Watson researches enduring innovations that could help us counter the challenges of climate change. From floating villages to living root bridges that strengthen over time, Watson introduces us to some of these resilient solutions -- and shows how they can teach us to design with nature, instead of against it.

Digital public infrastructure and digital public goods can bring health and prosperity to people on a mass scale — but we must get it right. Here's how.

Is music legend and ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney a creative genius? Not according to Edward P....

How the simple button changed the world, according to fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi.Small Thing Big Idea, a TED original series, celebrates the lasting geni...

When Covid-19 hit, Rita Audi and Meghna Varambally knew they wanted to do something to help the community. A year […]

Nupi Keithel, or Women’s Market, a 16th-century bazaar in which all of the vendors are women, is a fountainhead of social and political activism in the Indian state of Manipur.

Closing the gap between urban and rural high-speed internet access in Canada is a must, and the pandemic has added a new urgency to the cause.

Vancouver's Sunset Nursery normally grows flowers for parks and green space across Vancouver. For the first time, the park board is using some extra space there to grow vegetables for non-profit organizations that provide food for families in need.

City council has endorsed the creation of a new police plan for Edmonton, based on reforms generated from two weeks worth of public hearings that followed a massive rally at the Legislature.

Last month, more that 40 faith organizations from around the world, more than half of them Catholic, pledged to divest from fossil fuel companies.