Our Finest Hour, If We Choose
Nobody yet knows what we can learn from this pandemic. We never will if we don’t reflect, ask hard questions, and discuss answers with people with diverse views.
Hitching for Hope, with Ruairí McKiernan
I think there’s a great moment upon us now, whereby all the rules are being disrupted. I was about to say a rewritten, but they’re not rewritten yet.
Howling in Place
By Amy Logan
Lately I’m hearing a lot more howls – and more robust, realistic ones – so either my neighbors (and their dogs) are seriously getting into it now, or real coyotes are responding in kind.
Mind Matters Most
An exploration of mind: how our thoughts create our reality and how we can use this time to gain awareness of their negative tendencies and come out of self-generated suffering.
John Fullerton on the Qualities of a Regenerative Economy
If we’re going to transition the global economy and survive as a species, we need to find ourselves a new source of prosperity for not just humanity, but all living beings.
Alain Ruche
A Belgian citizen and now a retired EU senior official, he began his career with the UN and the World Bank, then worked for nearly three decades at the EU External Service, with assignments in four continents. In recent years Alain has focused on complexity and how to look at things from another angle, including the role of artists for social change. A fellow of Salzburg Global Seminar, a member…
Lilia C. Clemente
Lilia has over 40 years experience as a distinguished investment manager, global investment strategist and entrepreneur. She is the Founder and Chairman of Clemente Capital and is considered one of the pioneers of emerging markets investments. She is founding member and former trustee, Chief Investment Officer of Women's World Banking. Lilia is passionate about social value investing, women's…
Tara Pinheiro Gibsone
The challenges faced by humanity, whether external (systemic) or internal (mental), were the catalyst for Tara’s dedication to create positive change. A drive to address the inequalities in the world informed Tara’s studies, attaining a BA in Social Sciences and an MA in Human Rights. An equally strong passion for inner personal understanding led Tara to India where she explored the teachings of…
Covid-19 is a Symbol of a Much Deeper Infection
By Paul Levy
For almost twenty years I’ve been writing about an invisible, contagious death-creating virus that no one is immune to that has been insidiously spreading and replicating itself throughout the human species. This deadly disease is a virus of the mind—the Native Americans call it “wetiko."
Freedom and Energy from Healing White Racism
By John Bell
Friends of color tell me they want primarily two things from white people: to show up for justice and to do our own work with white people at dismantling racism.