Utopia Project News Today

A new field trip offering spotlights local contemporary history, promotes self-efficacy and urges secondary students to imagine a more equitable future

Fascinating story of the 19th century Familistere, a social 'palace' for the people, built by the famous stove maker Godin in northern France

Join Citizens’ Climate Lobby to celebrate Transit Equity Day. Engage in meaningful dialogue on the Purple Line construction. Learn from panelists how to use climate data and tools to inform planning decisions. Plus more in this week’s events post. 

Music, shows, and art in DC, Maryland, and Virginia Jan. 26-29. "This Is Britain" exhibit, Festival of Films from Iran, and more things to do around DC.

Music, museums, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia November 3-6. Experience Open Streets, the Beyond King Tut exhibit, and more things to do this weekend.

What does utopia look like? How can activism achieve dreams of a better world? These are two of the questions the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum asks in its new gallery experience, “The Utopia Project: Inspiration for Creative Activism,” opening Nov. 1. Through a series of interactives and historic examples of everyday change-makers, “The Utopia Project” asks

William Doering, Toms River Regionals business administrator, has published two books in his dystopian trilogy, "The Utopia Project."

FIVE Wirral organisations have received funding for community-based activities to help keep young people safe and prevent anti-social behaviour over…

Share: TOMS RIVER, N.J., May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A new society that offers a life without stress… who would object to that? On the surface, no one, but at what price asks author Billy Dering, who has recently released his very first book in a trilogy. Defined as dystopian/post-apocalyptic fiction, "Utopia Project- Everyone Must Die" takes you on a journey where several powerful countries conspire to develop the ultimate solution for population control. The secret government projects...