“Think Global. Act Local” arrives at NYC Official Events as a free, live performance framed around the distance between worldwide issues and neighborhood decisions. It works in a documentary register, tracing how slogans become habits, and how civic ideals translate into daily conduct. In New York City, where immigrant histories and local politics share the same blocks, the theme carries particular weight. The piece’s most pointed insight is that “local” is not smaller than “global,” just closer to accountability.