ReDev Project

Some of our staff are bouncing around North Africa this week, connecting with local community leaders… http://t.co/KPM1QFqu03

Let's do it.

Doing a little maintenance today on the bio-sand filter.

Vegetables in our aquaponics system. End world hunger. Feed the global community.

It takes guts to combat injustice. Be brave.

The difference between these two dwellings is astounding. The house on the bottom is a replica of shacks seen throughout the developing world; usually built with unsafe, found scrap materials. The house on the top is a sustainable alternative. Built with sandbags, it is sturdy, cheap and quick to build. On the left is a rain catchment tank which provides clean drinking water. On the right is a barrel-ponics gardening system to provide fresh organic vegetables. Simple sustainable alternatives can revolutionize the quality of life throughout the global community.

Did you know that there are 42.5 million refugees displaced around the world?

Check out this cool Ted Talks video about community development!

http://youtu.be/uM7vA02YIrA

TEDxKnoxville - Amy Gibson - Envisioning Community Development Dr. Gibson's work for the past 20 years has focused on applied community policy, planning, and visioning through project management, program development and ...