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When a Mandated Quarantine Forces Ministry Innovation – TravisAgnew.org

March 23, 2020|0 Comments

With the rise of COVID-19 around the world, it has caused everyone to get creative quickly. In ministry and church settings, we have been asked not to gather for a few weeks, [...]

Inclusion is the X-factor for agility and innovation

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Given the rising importance of diversity and inclusion, many organizations are building internal D&I initiatives and teams to track diversity metrics and apply best [...]

Ayers Institute for Teacher Learning & Innovation is great resource for learning at home

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Ayers Institute for Teacher Learning & Innovation is great resource for learning at home During this time when many families are spending extra time together and learning [...]

The crucial role ‘innovation districts’ will play in the fight against COVID-19

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

President, The Global Institute on Innovation Districts As health organizations, governments, companies, and others continue to work toward solutions for the COVID-19 [...]

STARTUPBLINK’S CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) INNOVATION MAP – StartupBlink Blog

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

With the emergence and clear effect of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), people around the world are dramatically changing all aspects of life. This is an unfortunate circumstance [...]

The largest US parking facility is transforming into an innovation lab | Smart Cities Dive

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Dive Brief: Urban solutions accelerator City Tech Collaborative is helping to transform a 3.8 million-square-foot underground parking facility in Chicago, known as Millennium [...]

Think More Abstractly to Develop Creativity and Innovation

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Creative problem solving is enhanced by thinking more abstractly or at an intellectual distance, rather than more concretely, according to research studies. In my post Using [...]

Coronavirus Outbreak & Big Government: Innovation Helps in Uncertain Times | National Review

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Bernie Sanders and his supporters are trying to use the coronavirus pandemic as an argument for socialized medicine — but the truth is, that’s the wrong way to look at [...]

Five Predictions For What Coronavirus Means For Innovation Leaders

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

Just as you won’t find many atheists in fox holes, you won’t encounter many pessimists in innovation centers. A belief in the possibility of a good outcome, no matter [...]

Opinion: Can the Coronavirus Bring Innovation to Classrooms?

March 22, 2020|0 Comments

A worker disinfects a school in Chiang Rai province on March 4, 2020. By Georgetown University professor Michael R. Czinkota, and student Michael L. Czinkota The Coronavirus [...]

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