Desti:nation is Henriette Weber Andersen‘s latest projects.
And here it is in her own words: “Desti:nation is an idea I have been puzzling with for a while. I wanted to make 86400 seconds ( a day) into a community of a kind, resolving in a project of knowledge – or who knows, maybe something more. people from different corners and backgrounds can actually do something together… on behalf of interest so here’s some examples I have been thinking about
20 Ruby on Rails geeks decide to cook food for 24 hrs and give their haute cuisine to charity
a bookkeeper from wisconsin decides that he wants to make his own movie
Nancy who has always been a fan of backstreet boys decides to do a cover cd
Christina has always fancied playing theater – and puts together a broadway musical
Marie wants to work with integration of foreigners and does the most brilliant workshop on integration and blogging
and so much more. let your imagination flow – what do you want to do ?
the first desti:nation will start globally on the 19th of August at 8.00 am (GMT)
so how do you participate?”
Go to to the wiki and get inspired!
I am thinking, and I better think fast, that I want to organize something locally that has to do with politics, but then it could be that I just turn the whole thing into a garden party and ???
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