Q: ... Bristol look like in 20 years if it was green...? 14th June - Bedminster Make Sunday Special
Channel: Oneday Dayone
Date: 2015-08-15

one day : Day One - Resilience is a participatory artwork that connects with cities around the world that are committed to becoming more resilient in their approach to the future.

Our world will change one day. What if today Day One? 

The first step to being more resilient to the future is to imagine how we will live in that time.

In Bristol, UK, we are asking people to tell us their ideas for the future of their city, so that we can share these visions and resilient voices and start a conversation which can spread around the world. 


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All of our videos are tagged using the Happy City Index, a groundbreaking alternative way to measure the success of an urban region. 

The outdated Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita system measures the monetary value of goods and services produced within a country. The Happy City Index (HCI) takes into account many factors - not just money - in the conditions and experiences of peoples’ lives in communities.

Search for any of the following terms individually or in combination, with the phrase “one day : Day One - Resilience” to find out how Bristol residents are feeling about life in their city. 

mind, body, enjoyment, community, relationships, purpose, internal, external, education, health, work, place, culture, my city, policy makers, objective, my experience, about me, subjective, secure income, good work, local business, formal learning, informal learning, skills and hobbies, healthy lifestyles, physical health, mental health, good homes, public spaces, transport, participation, cultural vibrancy, social isolation, positive emotion, autonomy, meaning, resilience, optimism, vitality, physical activity, bodily awareness, appreciation, peace of mind, flow, connection, social activity, intimacy, belonging, trust, altruism.

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one day : Day One - Resilience has been created by Sara Zaltash in partnership with the Schumacher Institute in Bristol, UK. The project is currently supported by  Quartet Community Foundation, Bristol Green Capital Partnership, Bristol City Council, Knowle West Media Centre and the Festival of Ideas.

http://onedaydayone.org/resilience

http://www.happycityindex.org/

http://sarazaltash.com/