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B.C. conservationists, labour unions, First Nations unite in opposition to marine terminal expansion - Vimarsana News

B.C. conservationists, labour unions, First Nations unite in opposition to marine terminal expansion

Opponents of an expansion to a marine container port on B.C.'s South Coast held a news conference in Vancouver Wednesday to reiterate their concerns about the impact on the environment and local jobs if the project, recently approved by the federal government, goes ahead.

Source: cbc.ca
How Jakarta is being moved to a jungle 'utopia' - Vimarsana News

How Jakarta is being moved to a jungle 'utopia'

Indonesia plans to replace sinking Jakarta with a sustainable ‘eco city’ on Borneo – but is that the answer?

'I try to step back': Alum and UCLA professor talks incarceration and mental health - Vimarsana News

'I try to step back': Alum and UCLA professor talks incarceration and mental health

UCLA professor Philippe Bourgois Ph.D. '85 gave a presentation on incarceration and mental illness on Thursday. He was joined by Craigen Armstrong, co-founder of the Mental Health Assistance Program.

John Kretzmann, urban studies expert who put focus on a community's assets, dies at 78 – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

John Kretzmann, urban studies expert who put focus on a community's assets, dies at 78 – Chicago Tribune

John P. “Jody” Kretzmann was an educator and researcher at Northwestern University who challenged community organizers to achieve social change by considering a neighborhood’s assets rather than what it lacked.

Ambitious Proposal From Illinois Congressman Aims To Break Washington Gridlock - Vimarsana News

Ambitious Proposal From Illinois Congressman Aims To Break Washington Gridlock

Suburban Democrat Sean Casten said it is frustration that led him to propose one of the biggest changes to Washington in more than a century.