What Projects Are Connected to the London Coworking Assembly?
| In 2022, we're building on these projects, if you are reading this and would like to contribute in 2022 please get in touch. Coworking Library Rural Coworking Coworking Symposium 2022 Coworking Values Podcast Inclusion and Diversity Handbook - (listen here) Coworking I.D.E.A.Project Cowork Tools UK Coworking Assembly London Coworking Assembly European Freelancers Week 2022 Urban MBA Other projects and inspirations: What if everyone could walk to work? What if everyone was an entrepreneur? 10 Independents Project Tech London Slack Channel Research Group For Collaborative Spaces |
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How The Black Lives Matter Movement Made A Difference
by Gugu Mthimkhulu There is no doubt that the Black Lives Matter movement has made a huge impact on the lives of numerous people around the world, and the coworking industry is no exception. Speaking to Kofi Oppong Founder of Urban MBA, Carmen Lecuane Software Specialist at Nexudus and Founder of KMABEL, and Aiden Saunders Founder of Ailey CIC, we look at the impact that the Black Lives Matter movement has had in the coworking industry and the world at large. How has the Black Lives Matter mo
How To Transform Diversity And Inclusion Into A Driver Of Growth
How To Transform Diversity And Inclusion Into A Driver Of Growth0:00/2001× This edition of the Coworking Values Podcast is a recording of Coworking Europe's recently concluded Live Stream conference, - "How to Transform Diversity and Inclusion into a Driver of Growth" which was co-hosted by the European Coworking Assembly and the Coworking IDEA Project. Hosted by our very own Jeannine van der Linden and Ashley Proctor of Coworking Canada, our panel talks about IDEA (#Inclusion, #Diversity, #Eq
At 30,000 Feet the Rules Work. At Ground Level They Don't.
LinkedIn Show Notes #36 from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen. 🎙️ Listen to these stories and hundreds of others on the Coworking Values Podcast At 30,000 feet, physics works. Checklists save lives. You follow the rules, you survive.At ground level, the checklists are rigged depending on who you are. This week from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen: We've been tracking how three people landed in broken human systems and built their own cockpits. Where marginalised people write the r
They Built Infrastructure for the Energy Money Can't Capture
LinkedIn Show Notes #35 from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen. 🎙️ Listen to these stories and hundreds of others on the Coworking Values Podcast. Three community builders. Three continents. One pattern: They stopped selling memberships and started building movements that run on relationships, not transactions. This week from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen: We've been tracking how coworking spaces can become laboratories for post-capitalist organising. Not in theory—in practice. W
They Host Church, Stop Brain Drain, and Won't Put Their Film on Netflix—And They're Winning
LinkedIn Show Notes #34 from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen. 🎙️ Listen to these stories and hundreds of others on the Coworking Values Podcast. Three different community builders. Two continents. One pattern: They stopped optimising for scale and started building for depth. And the people who needed them showed up. This week from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen: We've been tracking why some spaces feel like communities and others feel like expensive libraries with good Wi-Fi. T
Social Capital Isn't a Byproduct. It's THE Product.
LinkedIn Show Notes #31 from the Coworking Values Podcast Bullpen. 🎙️ Listen to these stories and hundreds of others on the Coworking Values Podcast. What three crisis stories from Armenia, Gaza, and London reveal about the invisible currency that keeps independent coworking spaces alive when everything else collapses. Sara Anjargolian 's coworking space in Yerevan had glass walls. Deliberate. Radical. In post-Soviet Armenia, where secrecy was a matter of survival, transparency was an ac
Start With the Building, Miss the Person — It Happened Again This Week
I spent this week watching the same argument break out in different places, with different people, in completely different conversations. None of them planned it. * Caleb Parker published a manifesto for high street coworking. * Suzanne Murdock sent her monthly newsletter from The Hub Newry. * Parisa Wright kept resharing her Hope Hub episode. And * Ann-Marie Kinlock and Anna Chuicharoen finally opened KindHaus in Hackney after three years of hurdles, setbacks, and proving that a space wher
Start Cooking. The Recipe Will Follow.
We're moving everything up a gear. At the last Unreasonable Connection Live in Lewisham, you told us the groups were too random and the curation could be tighter. You were right. 75% of you left with more momentum than you arrived with. The room worked. The curation didn't. The people in the room, the conversations that happen, and how those conversations are curated—it all matters deeply. That's why on May 19th, Tilley Harris and the team from Akou are collaborating with us to facilitate