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| Editorial Read now |
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| Feature Articles | Awakening Collective Mind and Heart |
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| Connecting Our Conversations | Becoming Wiser Together |
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| George Pór Read now |
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| Collective Wisdom as a Field of Study and Practice |
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| Alan Briskin | |
| Community and Conscious Evolution | A Contemplation |
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| Terri O’Fallon | |
| Collective Bodhisattvas | |
| Jean-François Noubel | |
| Collaborative Creativity | Research and Trends |
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| Robert Kenny | |
| Feature Articles | Connecting Across Borders |
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| Multi-Generational Collaboration | Shaping Tomorrow |
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| Juanita Brown, David Isaacs, Samantha Tan |
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| Divine Duality | Reconciliation Between Women and Men |
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| Will Keepin, Cynthia Brix | |
| The Rise of Public Insight Journalism | From Priesthood to Partnership |
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| Michael Skoler | |
| Peer to Peer | The New Relational Dynamic |
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| Michel Bauwens | |
| Feature Articles | Evolving Toward Planetary Wholeness |
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| Evolution Toward Global Cooperation |
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| John Stewart | |
| An Evolutionary Vision for Democracy | Toward the Voice of the Whole |
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| Tom Atlee | |
| Archetypes of Humanity’s Collective Future |
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| Duane Elgin | |
| Glass Planet | |
| art by Joshua Simpson | |
| Participatory Partnerships for Sustainability | An Interview |
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| Peggy Dulany by Caroline Hartnell |
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| Making the Great Adjustment | Coalition for the Global Commons |
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James B. Quilligan Read now |
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| Feature Articles | Embracing All Life |
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| Unconditional Love | My Dog ‘Hero’ |
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| Annie Brody | |
| Inspiration from Invisible Worlds |
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| Steve Nation | |
| Water Voices from Around The World |
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Archetypes of Humanity’s Collective Future
Article
The first step in building a promising future for humanity is to visualize it together. As the bible says, "Where there is no vision, the people perish." Although many people can visualize a future of catastrophe and ruin, far fewer can imagine a future of opportunity and renewal.
Journey to Wholeness
Article
We are discovering that in our deepest essence we are travelers on a journey to wholeness (holiness). Each step along the way is a new revelation and a co-creation that involves changes in all dimensions of our lives and in all fields of endeavor.
From Priesthood to Partnership | The Rise of Public Insight Journalism
Article
Fifteen years ago, I flew to Nairobi, Kenya as Africa correspondent for National Public Radio, a non-profit radio network in the United States. On the way, I stopped in Paris, where a Rome-based correspondent passed on a large bag containing a bulletproof vest and helmet. Within two days, I was in Somalia.
Connecting Our Conversations | Becoming Wiser Together
Article
Connecting our conversations is the best way to discover that the future is already here, but that the awareness of it is not evenly distributed. Why is this important? Because, the choice is between joining together to create a wisdom society or regressing into an extinct society. The complex, intertwining local and global crises will outpace our ‘response-ability if we don't wise up individually and collectively.
Ecovillages | Design at the Edge
Article
Ecovillages are laboratories of human relations, in which we test the power of new systemic thinking to bring about necessary changes in the local and global economic, social and ecological environments. Ecovillages provide conditions for cutting-edge sustainability experiments. In these living and learning laboratories, we quickly learn from mistakes and advances.
Making the Great Adjustment | Coalition for the Global Commons
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Our current international economic system is a great advance over the bipolar politics and economic nationalism that existed prior to the Second World War. Rapid global economic integration has led to more connections among markets, people and ideas than ever before. Yet our multilateral rules and institutions have not adjusted.