This heart wrenching story from Emmett brings us all a little closer to a sense of humanity amongst humans.  Join Emmett in his story of empowerment through learning to be softer not harder in life.

"When the eyes temporarily refuse to collaborate with the brain, it usually causes a beautiful paradox."

In "A Paper Tale" from PechaKucha Night Broome, Vol. 3, paper artist Jackie Cheng's works speak for themselves. Grounded in a traditional life, she humbly downplays her mesmerisingly imaginative and intricate paper art, sharing how it is a process of simplicity and quiet reflection. Enjoy!

This was Presentation of the Day on August 6th, 2015. 

Javier Ayora provides a refreshing outlook on housing procurement possibilties. He presents a model of adaptabilty and growth throughout the lifetime of the home owner that defies many standard development models.

Cath Josif offers this extremely witty and humorous talk to take you down memory lane. Enjoy.

“By fundamentals, I’m talking about plumbing; making sure people can go to the toilet and wash themselves safely… many people around the world and around our nation do not have access to running water or toilets for example. This lack of access has a direct affect on people’s health and therefor their lifespans. ”

In Architecture and the Poo Story from PechaKucha Night Broome’s 3rd Volume speaker Jessica Black talks about humanity’s favorite taboo, or, in specific, how to flush it away. Watch as she discusses different ways to break down barriers and hierarchies during remote, cross-cultural architecture projects.

This was "PechaKucha of the Day" on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016. 

Sit down and listten to Michael Nayna share a little bit about the lovely island of Mauritius.

Listen to Pete Davies share this behind the scenes footage and explanation into what's involved in producing a 'gig.'

After the media hype there are those still standing who were on the ground and helping people during one of the worlds scariest outbreaks. Listen to Warren's reintroduction to the ebola virus and his vivid and emotional account of working on containing the outbreak.