Roisin Markham
@creativedynamix.bsky.social
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BDT Consultancy ~ Strategic Design & PMO for Adaptive Challenges and Flourishing Futures.
founder IDEN, Irish Doughnut Economics Network
care @ the core, 30% for nature, wild imagination, facilitator
roisinmarkham.com
BDT Consultancy ~ Strategic Design & PMO for Adaptive Challenges and Flourishing Futures.
founder IDEN, Irish Doughnut Economics Network
care @ the core, 30% for nature, wild imagination, facilitator
roisinmarkham.com
Pinned
sometimes with design work I dont know if it will come together, if it will land & then I work through my creative process, still not knowing
…but somewhere it clicks and forms -
&
I love that
my brain loves it
all is right with the world
until the next thing
but yeah, I love design work
…but somewhere it clicks and forms -
&
I love that
my brain loves it
all is right with the world
until the next thing
but yeah, I love design work
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Lots of important emergency status information posted today by Irish Rail and Cork City Council (for example) but unavailable to those who don't use X.
#Speirgorm
#Speirgorm
November 11, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Lots of important emergency status information posted today by Irish Rail and Cork City Council (for example) but unavailable to those who don't use X.
#Speirgorm
#Speirgorm
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Why care is the foundation of a thriving society – #Mindvalley Book Club with @timjackson.org.uk and Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani. → cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/...
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cc #TheCareEconomy #CareEconomy #Kairos #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ProsperityWithoutGrowth #LifeAfterCapitalism #BigFood
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cc #TheCareEconomy #CareEconomy #Kairos #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ProsperityWithoutGrowth #LifeAfterCapitalism #BigFood
Why care is the foundation of a thriving society | Mindvalley Book Club with Tim Jackson
Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani speaks with Tim to discuss why modern economics overlooks care work, how the pandemic exposed the real foundations of society, and wh ...
cusp.ac.uk
November 4, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Why care is the foundation of a thriving society – #Mindvalley Book Club with @timjackson.org.uk and Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani. → cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/...
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cc #TheCareEconomy #CareEconomy #Kairos #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ProsperityWithoutGrowth #LifeAfterCapitalism #BigFood
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cc #TheCareEconomy #CareEconomy #Kairos #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ProsperityWithoutGrowth #LifeAfterCapitalism #BigFood
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'Wheelbarrow Washing" by Pamela Grace, contemporary artist and printmaker living and working in Galloway, Scotland #WomensArt
November 9, 2025 at 6:58 AM
'Wheelbarrow Washing" by Pamela Grace, contemporary artist and printmaker living and working in Galloway, Scotland #WomensArt
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Look at this great fund. £200 for really small charities to spend on boring things. Easy, quick to apply.
Link below.
Please share :)
Link below.
Please share :)
Boring Fund | Christina Poulton
Applications now open!
£200 grants available for small charities, CICs and voluntary groups towards some of those boring but hard-to-fund costs.
www.christinapoultoncreative.co.uk
November 10, 2025 at 9:12 AM
Look at this great fund. £200 for really small charities to spend on boring things. Easy, quick to apply.
Link below.
Please share :)
Link below.
Please share :)
finally framed that print that’s been on my todo list for ever
picked up a slightly damaged frame for €10 repaired it with a posca marker
used an old painting as backing mount & voila pined and sealed it
think it might be a bit crooked
don’t care right now it’s done
it’s defo crooked
picked up a slightly damaged frame for €10 repaired it with a posca marker
used an old painting as backing mount & voila pined and sealed it
think it might be a bit crooked
don’t care right now it’s done
it’s defo crooked
November 9, 2025 at 4:43 PM
finally framed that print that’s been on my todo list for ever
picked up a slightly damaged frame for €10 repaired it with a posca marker
used an old painting as backing mount & voila pined and sealed it
think it might be a bit crooked
don’t care right now it’s done
it’s defo crooked
picked up a slightly damaged frame for €10 repaired it with a posca marker
used an old painting as backing mount & voila pined and sealed it
think it might be a bit crooked
don’t care right now it’s done
it’s defo crooked
stuff to do at my desk
LC Economic curriculum open submission - deadline 12 Nov
• finalise my submission
• share taking points across IDEN email list & whatsapp
• email broader network
let me know if you’re available interested in making a submission & I can share with you also
LC Economic curriculum open submission - deadline 12 Nov
• finalise my submission
• share taking points across IDEN email list & whatsapp
• email broader network
let me know if you’re available interested in making a submission & I can share with you also
November 9, 2025 at 4:38 PM
stuff to do at my desk
LC Economic curriculum open submission - deadline 12 Nov
• finalise my submission
• share taking points across IDEN email list & whatsapp
• email broader network
let me know if you’re available interested in making a submission & I can share with you also
LC Economic curriculum open submission - deadline 12 Nov
• finalise my submission
• share taking points across IDEN email list & whatsapp
• email broader network
let me know if you’re available interested in making a submission & I can share with you also
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This email was so realistic. If I hadn’t just renewed my tv licence, I would almost certainly have clicked.
November 9, 2025 at 4:29 PM
This email was so realistic. If I hadn’t just renewed my tv licence, I would almost certainly have clicked.
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Truth
Mamdani got a humanities degree.
His win helps to illustrate that one of the central forces driving higher ed’s dissolution of the humanities is the fear that teaching people how power works can also lead to their interest in seizing it on behalf of the less powerful.
His win helps to illustrate that one of the central forces driving higher ed’s dissolution of the humanities is the fear that teaching people how power works can also lead to their interest in seizing it on behalf of the less powerful.
November 9, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Truth
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Any published papers in the wild with a declared use of AI for analyzing the data yet? We know people are doing it. Probably quite often. So there must be one where use was declared?
November 9, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Any published papers in the wild with a declared use of AI for analyzing the data yet? We know people are doing it. Probably quite often. So there must be one where use was declared?
going through bookshelves and doing a clear out
dejunking is exhausting
dejunking is exhausting
November 9, 2025 at 3:46 PM
going through bookshelves and doing a clear out
dejunking is exhausting
dejunking is exhausting
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Cosy blanket? Check ✔️
Murder mystery on the TV? Check ✔️
More leaves stitched? Check ✔️
Happy Sunday y'all, find some way to fill your cup today, you can't pour from an empty one.
Murder mystery on the TV? Check ✔️
More leaves stitched? Check ✔️
Happy Sunday y'all, find some way to fill your cup today, you can't pour from an empty one.
November 9, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Cosy blanket? Check ✔️
Murder mystery on the TV? Check ✔️
More leaves stitched? Check ✔️
Happy Sunday y'all, find some way to fill your cup today, you can't pour from an empty one.
Murder mystery on the TV? Check ✔️
More leaves stitched? Check ✔️
Happy Sunday y'all, find some way to fill your cup today, you can't pour from an empty one.
why do people put so much value on sports ‘stars’?
November 9, 2025 at 3:42 PM
why do people put so much value on sports ‘stars’?
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A Scallop shell encrusted with Keelworm (Spirobranchus triqueter) casings.
County Clare, Ireland.
County Clare, Ireland.
November 9, 2025 at 12:59 PM
A Scallop shell encrusted with Keelworm (Spirobranchus triqueter) casings.
County Clare, Ireland.
County Clare, Ireland.
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Me in a barometer…
‘What we're talking about is late night and early morning low clouds
With a chance of fog
Chance of showers into the afternoon
With variable high cloudiness and gusty winds’
T. Waits - Emotional Weather Forcast
‘What we're talking about is late night and early morning low clouds
With a chance of fog
Chance of showers into the afternoon
With variable high cloudiness and gusty winds’
T. Waits - Emotional Weather Forcast
November 9, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Me in a barometer…
‘What we're talking about is late night and early morning low clouds
With a chance of fog
Chance of showers into the afternoon
With variable high cloudiness and gusty winds’
T. Waits - Emotional Weather Forcast
‘What we're talking about is late night and early morning low clouds
With a chance of fog
Chance of showers into the afternoon
With variable high cloudiness and gusty winds’
T. Waits - Emotional Weather Forcast
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We're at 3% in Ireland.
Batteries on trains should only be seen as a stop-gap but there's no ambition to electrify rail in Ireland.
The all Island rail review even includes new lines which won't be electrified.
Batteries on trains should only be seen as a stop-gap but there's no ambition to electrify rail in Ireland.
The all Island rail review even includes new lines which won't be electrified.
Indian Railways will be fully electrified next year (it’s at ~99% currently)
UK is at 38% with tentatively another 12-13% new electrification committed
Indian Railways is building a 7000km high speed rail network by 2047
We can’t even get ours all the way from central London to central Birmingham
😫
UK is at 38% with tentatively another 12-13% new electrification committed
Indian Railways is building a 7000km high speed rail network by 2047
We can’t even get ours all the way from central London to central Birmingham
😫
November 9, 2025 at 1:02 PM
We're at 3% in Ireland.
Batteries on trains should only be seen as a stop-gap but there's no ambition to electrify rail in Ireland.
The all Island rail review even includes new lines which won't be electrified.
Batteries on trains should only be seen as a stop-gap but there's no ambition to electrify rail in Ireland.
The all Island rail review even includes new lines which won't be electrified.
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A heron taking off at Six Mile River, Antrim, for today’s #BirdOfTheDay theme #takeoffs
#birds #photography #EastCoastKin
#birds #photography #EastCoastKin
November 8, 2025 at 8:46 AM
A heron taking off at Six Mile River, Antrim, for today’s #BirdOfTheDay theme #takeoffs
#birds #photography #EastCoastKin
#birds #photography #EastCoastKin
ugh when you see the spelling mistake as it’s being posted
November 8, 2025 at 9:05 AM
ugh when you see the spelling mistake as it’s being posted
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The archaeologists and the team working at Tuam have my greatest respect and gratitude.
Infant remains have been recovered from the site of the former mother-and-baby home in Tuam, Co Galway as excavation work there continues
Infant remains recovered from former mother-and-baby home
Infant remains have been recovered from the site of the former mother-and-baby Home in Tuam, Co Galway as excavation work there continues.
www.rte.ie
November 7, 2025 at 11:53 AM
The archaeologists and the team working at Tuam have my greatest respect and gratitude.
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The Ganga River, which sustains the lives of at least 600 million people, is facing its worst dry spell and lowest streamflow in 1,300 years because of over-extraction of #water and #climatechange.
news.mongabay.com/short-articl...
news.mongabay.com/short-articl...
India’s Ganga River drying at unprecedented levels
The Ganga River, which sustains the lives of at least 600 million people, is facing its worst dry spell and lowest streamflow in 1,300 years, according to a recent study, reports Mongabay India’s Simr...
news.mongabay.com
November 6, 2025 at 12:57 AM
The Ganga River, which sustains the lives of at least 600 million people, is facing its worst dry spell and lowest streamflow in 1,300 years because of over-extraction of #water and #climatechange.
news.mongabay.com/short-articl...
news.mongabay.com/short-articl...
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Interesting issues around intangible heritage
The shocking knitting scandal rocking Shetland deserves more attention. It's got everything - Fair Isle tank tops, cutting, "peeries", needle lengths, yarn thickness, and most controversially, crochet. 🐑 🐑
I don't know what Tom Daley is looking so smug about.
I don't know what Tom Daley is looking so smug about.
Shetland knitting group ‘shocked and saddened’ by representation in Channel 4 show
A GROUP protecting Shetland’s knitting heritage has criticised a new Channel 4 show for spreading “negative misconceptions about Fair Isle knitting...
www.shetnews.co.uk
November 6, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Interesting issues around intangible heritage
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"One candidate supported the Triple Lock. The other candidate opposed it. The candidate who defended the Triple Lock got 63% of the vote."
- Paul Murphy TD
Harris says he believes the majority "will come with us in relation to this issue."
www.rte.ie/news/politic... #Neutrality #TripleLock
- Paul Murphy TD
Harris says he believes the majority "will come with us in relation to this issue."
www.rte.ie/news/politic... #Neutrality #TripleLock
Referendum on Triple Lock not necessary, says Tánaiste
The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence has said that he does not believe a referendum is necessary to change the Triple Lock.
www.rte.ie
November 6, 2025 at 11:53 AM
"One candidate supported the Triple Lock. The other candidate opposed it. The candidate who defended the Triple Lock got 63% of the vote."
- Paul Murphy TD
Harris says he believes the majority "will come with us in relation to this issue."
www.rte.ie/news/politic... #Neutrality #TripleLock
- Paul Murphy TD
Harris says he believes the majority "will come with us in relation to this issue."
www.rte.ie/news/politic... #Neutrality #TripleLock
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November 6, 2025 at 9:30 PM
has anyone noticed that I’ve used reversed climate stripes on my blue sky banner?
no one looks at it right?
inspired by Rob Hopkins time travel suit that has a stitched version patch of reversed climate stripes
no one looks at it right?
inspired by Rob Hopkins time travel suit that has a stitched version patch of reversed climate stripes
November 6, 2025 at 9:23 PM
has anyone noticed that I’ve used reversed climate stripes on my blue sky banner?
no one looks at it right?
inspired by Rob Hopkins time travel suit that has a stitched version patch of reversed climate stripes
no one looks at it right?
inspired by Rob Hopkins time travel suit that has a stitched version patch of reversed climate stripes
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*raises hand*
Which human?😋
Which human?😋
November 6, 2025 at 8:01 PM
*raises hand*
Which human?😋
Which human?😋
I’m in Arklow waiting for a train, I can hear a kid screaming like she is being murdered.
A woman on the platform is gossiping on the phone it’s a weird layering of sounds.
Traffic over the bridge and birds overhead.
A woman on the platform is gossiping on the phone it’s a weird layering of sounds.
Traffic over the bridge and birds overhead.
November 6, 2025 at 2:18 PM
I’m in Arklow waiting for a train, I can hear a kid screaming like she is being murdered.
A woman on the platform is gossiping on the phone it’s a weird layering of sounds.
Traffic over the bridge and birds overhead.
A woman on the platform is gossiping on the phone it’s a weird layering of sounds.
Traffic over the bridge and birds overhead.