…had held empathy circles and listening sessions, too. When fire devours your home, you don’t just need food, water, and shelter. You need community, understanding, and empathy. You need space…
Read more »…year’s activities. One of the newspapers put together its first-ever community advisory board in a bid to beat their rival journal in moving from one star to two. Small, daily…
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…sour-faced stickler with a nasal drone and a dislike of anyone under fifty. Mr. Malone even refused to comply with the rules of open science and tell Malik how to…
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…for change, we can reclaim our musical culture as a participatory, community-building, democratic, and non-commercialized experience. Communal singing is an excellent example of a horizontal structure that breaks down the…
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…passage by the House of Representatives of the US Equality Act. In this week’s Nonviolence News, you’ll find a new feature: Editor’s Notes. Some stories deserve a short commentary to…
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…of climate change would stop this madness, but the corporate-controlled media created a complete obstruction of common sense and scientific truth. The United States was playing a sinister blend of…
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…government another – better – option. Canadian Artist “Copyrights” His Land to Stop Pipeline, 2014 Oil and gas companies wanted to build a pipeline through 800-acres of land owned by…
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…I interviewed Michael Nagler, the founder of the Metta Center for Nonviolence about the Roadmap Compass, a new online, interactive tool that can help us gain a sense of perspective,…
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…It made everyone nervous. “Mad Mags is in fine form this morning,” one worker chuckled through a sip of chicory root tea, their region’s substitute for the olden-day coffee. The…
Read more »Could The Bill of Rights be the common ground where the diverse American people can meet? Note: Usually this blog post features a companion article to our weekly Occupy Radio…
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