Bristol’s 2015 Happy List
34 more wonderful people who increase happiness in Bristol... We're delighted to unveil Bristol's 2015 HappyList - the third to be published since 2013. You can see the full list... read more →
4 weeks with Happy City
Recent graduate Rebecca Drissi reflects on her experience as a Happy City intern. Explaining to people exactly what Happy City does was the first and possibly the biggest challenge I... read more →
A World of Happiness at Bristol Harbour Festival
"Celebrating cultural diversity is what makes Bristol such a fantastic place to live." By Rebecca Drissi τι είναι αυτό που με κάνει ευτυχισμένη? Qu´est ce qui vous rend heureux? مايجعلنيسعيدا... read more →
Finding the soul of Seoul
What is a Sharing City? Almost every aspect of life can be reframed as an opportunity to share – bringing economic, social and environmental benefits to both the giver and... read more →
52 Lives
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Meade By Jaime Thurston, Founder... read more →
Happy City and the OECD: Q&A
Liz Zeidler reveals how Happy City has been collaborating with the OECD and EU to push alternative measures to GDP By Laura Collacott You may have heard of the conference... read more →
Where local is a blend of the global
Happy City’s been involved in a radio programme about Bristol’s cultural diversity and the City of Sanctuary movement By Maxie Jost Sometimes, an outside perspective yields not only new insights... read more →
Happy City – the fastest growing visionary habitat in the world
Excitement and vigour are high - and so is the will to grow and expand. By Maxie Jost. Alongside the ongoing buzz of local activities and events, with hardly any... read more →
Business support for Happy City
One of the most heartening experiences for a charity like Happy City, which succeeds in doing much from very scant resources, is a robust demonstration of support from the local... read more →
Collaboration vs Competition
Competition is bad for us says Margaret Heffernan Margaret Heffernan offered some startling observations as she talked about her book 'A Bigger Prize' at Bristol's Festival of Ideas this week. She stopped... read more →