Category Archives: Mobility

Public (not social) transport Two weeks after our goodbye at TEDActive and our plans to social up our mobility, I wanted to share my efforts so far: As I was leaving Palm Springs towards LAX I posted an update on … Continue reading →

Mobility means different things to different people. It can mean everything from communications, access to information, transportation of goods to the mobilization of governments and organizations through calls to action. In order to narrow this scope, the brief for the … Continue reading →

If we move to be social; how can we make our moves more social? Here’s our microaction: SocialUp; make your transportation a social interaction +Speak to your neighbours and get to know them better. Perhaps they work close to your office. … Continue reading →

I thought I might write a follow up post to the one from earlier today following some excellent and highly relevant TED talks, in particular from Bill Ford and Salman Khan. Clearly Bill Ford is on to something. Having recently … Continue reading →

After a few days of interesting and intensive debate with the other project leaders and the fantastic feedback from our fellow TEDsters here at Palm Springs, we are beginning to crystallize some thinking around the entire mobility question. Perhaps as … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year. The TED and TEDActive conferences are in full swing and innovators, creators and thinkers from around the world are coming together to connect and be inspired. But while it’s easy to be inspired sitting next … Continue reading →