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Integrate climate solutions into all of your innovations, whether you are from the technology, or entertainment, or design and architecture community.

But beyond that, we recognized that Bertie County, as a community, was in dire need of a fresh perspective of pride and connectedness and of the creative capital that they were so much lacking.

So the goal became, yes, to apply design within education, but then to figure out how to make education a great vehicle for community development.

Aside from, you know, getting people excited and wondering what the heck these blue dots were all over the place, it asked the school system to envision how it might become a catalyst for a more connected community.

It asked them to reach outside of the school walls and to think about how they could play a role in the community's development.

So we thought, what if you could bring back shop class, but this time orient the projects around things that the community needed, and to infuse shop class with a more critical and creative-design-thinking studio process.

They're paid as employees of Project H to be the construction crew with us to build these projects in the community.

And for the community, what design and building offers is real, visible, built progress.

In all three cases, local leaders were willing and able to make peace, the international community stood ready to help them negotiate and implement an agreement, and the institutions have lived up to the promise that they held on the day they were agreed.

It's becoming a community.

Is this doable in your community?

And these include a sense of shared responsibility, common norms that bind people together as a community.

But what it does mean is that a group of individuals can form a community to actually shape the way high seas are governed, to create a new regime.

At the same time, we need to think locally, which is the joy and marvel of Sylvia's hope spot wish, is that we can shine a spotlight on many of these previously unknown areas, and to bring people to the table, if you will, to actually make them feel part of this community that truly has a stake in their future management.

We have only been discussing and consumed with high-level preoccupations over troop levels, drawdown timelines, surges and sting operations, when we should be examining the details of where the social fabric has been most torn, where the community has improvised and survived and shown acts of resilience and amazing courage just to keep life going.

I want you to know that there are farmers' markets in every community popping up.

It's us who act as a surrounding community around any conflict, who can play a constructive role.

But what we don't often see is that there's always a third side, and the third side of the conflict is us, it's the surrounding community, it's the friends, the allies, the family members, the neighbors.

For the sake of the kids, for the sake of the family, for the sake of the community, for the sake of the future, let's stop fighting for a moment and start talking.

I started this with community support.

People have asked men, why don't they just go back to college, to community college, say, and retool themselves, learn a new set of skills?

I posed a problem in front of them, which was to put on an election forum for their own community.

I felt incredibly connected to the community around me.

I really wanted to crawl into a hole, and I didn't really know how I was going to work my way back into my surrounding community.

There's not really a lot of community support around it.

And I think, with a death, you have a funeral, you celebrate the life, and there's a lot of community support, and it's something women don't have with miscarriage.

One, a renewed belief in the importance of community, and a very redefinition of what friend and neighbor really means.

Now as a closing thought, I believe we're actually in a period where we're waking up from this humongous hangover of emptiness and waste, and we're taking a leap to create a more sustainable system built to serve our innate needs for community and individual identity.

Now, on the park bench sits an 82-year-old woman, better known to the community as Grandmother Jack.

And I thought, grandmothers are in every community.

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