Meet the Bajau Luat, The So-Called “Sea Nomads” – Inspiration for the Characters of James Cameron’s Avatar 2 Film Hailing from the southwestern islands of The Philippines in the Sulu… Read More »A Semi-Nomadic Home On the Sea
Many women in the U.S. face significant barriers to accessing even routine care. A survey from 2023 found that nearly half of women skipped preventive health services, such as wellness… Read More »Medical Seasteads to Close the Access and Quality of Care Gap for Women and Girls in the United States
Venice isn’t a Seastead, but perhaps it was the medieval European equivalent and a prototype we can compare and contrast with. Venice wasn’t built to test governance philosophies, it was… Read More »Venice – The Seasteading Prototype
In the June/July issue of German magazine Mare, President of The Seasteading Institute, Joe Quirk, was interviewed to talk about private, voluntary governance. While most of the article accurately represented… Read More »Do Advocates of Seasteads and Private Cities Have Contempt for Democracy?
