From a perfect sunny morning to war as content, this piece reflects on what it means to keep searching for humanity in a world where dehumanising can start to feel...
Author - Gregg Hone
Fiction can offer something facts alone cannot. This reflection explores why science fiction and horror matter now, and how stories can help us carry fear, grief...
After several heavy, world focused pieces, this week’s READ turns to something quieter and much smaller. But not smaller in meaning. When two baby pigeons fell from a...
After co facilitating a pilot gathering at The Hague Humanity Hub, I walked home thinking about what the morning had revealed. In a world that pushes speed, certainty...
A lunch conversation with my partner, housemate, and a close friend opened up something much bigger than food, boycotts, or personal choices. It raised questions about...
This past week brought murder on the high seas, another round of the productivity debate, and a new belief I cannot unsee: if we want to survive what comes next, we need...
A quote from Star Trek sent me down a rabbit hole about Europe. We have War Colleges everywhere, but where is our Peace College? Defence is centralised. Peace is...
Monsters run the world. Now what? A funny, honest six phase map from burnout to community, and why my projects keep evolving into connection.
A simple phrase, give and take, can quietly train us to treat care like a transaction. What happens when receiving starts to feel like debt, and belonging starts to feel...
A late night in Brussels turned into a question about belonging, safety, and what we do when the ground keeps shifting. This is my takeaway: radical acceptance is not a...
