Frames from the edge: do you have one story for me?

Stories from Nepal

If you are looking for some more stories from Nepal, here are the beautiful ones:

  1. Milan Rai, the well-known Nepali artist who started building toilets after the earthquake. And then the initiative grows and grows, and now they're doing all kinds of things. (part 1, part 2). Milan was at our unconference, and he's so modest and kind that some people did not get it's really him :)
  2. The biggest story is about the collective action here, though. Not single cases, but the aggregate. See our "Deliverable 2" mapping report in the Google Drive folder for material about this. The report will also be published on edgeryders.eu shortly.
  3. Another sweet but premature story, but might have sufficient progress by next week: Our findings on how to do community-driven disaster response will somehow be applied to the Tbilisi flooding, it seems. At least I'm going to set up a space for some of the Tbilisi Edgeryders on our server today (according to their request), so they can install a crisis mapping app or similar.