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What would you do if you discovered a new resource growing in abundance on your land? What if it comes with a cost? Human behaviour is age-old, and we seem bound to repeat the choices that have echoed throughout history. We ponder access, utility, and the secret calculations we make every day.
We all want a better, greener, and more sustainable future, we also want abundance in agriculture, food production, and natural conservation. But adding the decolonial lens forces us to ask: At whose expense is this better, greener, more sustainable development made possible?
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Today we caught up with Dewi, our business development manager, and recently, writer! Her first story on Batik was released last week.
Rayson, who wrote this well-received story on rising sea levels, shares his intern experience at Kontinentalist.
Kontinentalist serves quite numbers of traffic everyday, and thus user experience is really important for us. One of the UX factors apart… How did Kontinentalist reduce API loading time by using Cache
We conducted a workshop for our writers recently, and below are some of the highlights.
Inspired by the Dear Data project where two designers sent each other visualisations describing their week, our team decided to try…
Our writer, Kathy, shares her thoughts on the thriving phenomenon in Japan
In our new series, we sat down with Joceline, our UI/UX designer, and Griselda, our multimedia designer, to nerd out about maps and games!
In this edition of Humans of Kontinentalist, we catch up with Naomi, our resident writer and Myth Buster!