One Million Experiments Newsletter
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#2: The 500-Year Clock + Free Postcards
This month, we’re digging into what it means to organize on a 500-year clock with a new One Million Experiments Podcast discussion guide. As our co-creator, Mariame Kaba says, “We don’t have to be on a capitalist timeline.”
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One Million Experiments explores snapshots of community-based projects that expand our ideas about what keeps us safe.
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