In interactive ecosystems, the more communicators share with the communities they’ve convened the more trust is created, leading to more sustainable interactions and possibly more powerful actions. The change of the Tunisian and Egyptian political regimes in the so-called “Arab Spring” in early 2011 is testimony to what self-organized communities can do when their members realize that they’re not alone in their thoughts and aspirations.Suddenly, they recognize that they can come together as a makeshift community and effect tremendous upheaval.
Hanson R Hosein, Brooke Shepard, A.V. Crafts, Scott Macklin, August de los Reyes, Karen Johnson, Monica Guzman, John du Pre Gauntt, Michael Hebb with Troy Gua, Jeffery. Karl Ochsner, Abigail Guay, Ron van Der Veen, Brangien Davis, Chase Jarvis, Clair Enlow, Paula Rees, Interview by. BUILD llc, Barbara Swift
Push Design: John Close, Joshua Frocheiser, Noah Read, Liz Johnson