Rather than competing with our peers for unpaid internships – a graduate race to the bottom – workers' co-operatives are businesses built on collaboration and solidarity.
A discipline built on collaboration cannot be inward looking, however tempting that might be.
The project was built on collaboration: Milk co-created the project with UN Senior Advisor Gabo Arora, who shared on-the-ground directing and producing duties with Barry Pousman.
Thus far, the exhibition accepts works from any artistic or scientific field, and the curators hope to foster a community built on collaboration, interactivity, and participation.
In many ways my experience with Dunaliella reflects the current scientific research landscape, which is largely built on collaboration, networking, and outsourcing.
Dr. Brundtland urged health ministers to advocate to their Heads of State for a multi-sectoral approach built on collaboration among government sectors such as education, transport, communication and armed forces, and to personally monitor national progress and ensure that sufficient numbers of people are rapidly deployed to work on polio eradication.
He values the present size and intimacy of EML Research and says, "we focus on our core competencies and then build on collaborations for further expertise".
Just as importantly, science has long since gone international, whatever Ukip and Tory Brexiters may think; the world's biggest research base and generator of science is the EU: 64% of British scientific research is built on international collaborations, unerpinned by EU funding, now contributing nearly one in five research pounds spent in British universities.
I believe the most successful digital projects are built on genuine collaboration between the content owners and the digital team.
We're built on business, collaboration, community -- presenting a platform for face-to-face interaction, incubating brands, and building a community that transcends beyond the tradeshow floor.
