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In Iceland, a supermajority of voters refused to shoulder debt incurred by the risky behavior of big banks. |
Everyday Conversations to Heal Racism How to facilitate courageous conversations about race and culture. |
Brett Dennen on the Healing Power of Music The popular musician got his start—and his inspiration—from using songs to help kids confront prejudice. |
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Somewhere in our consumer culture, we have confused material items with expressions of love. |
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10 Ways to Stop Corporate Dominance of Politics The recent Supreme Court decision to allow unlimited corporate spending in politics just may be the straw that breaks the plutocracy’s back. |
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Will Allen is bringing farming and fresh foods back into city neighborhoods. |
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A student at Western Washington University's Woodring School of Education responds to YES! Magazine's interview with Parker Palmer. |
How can we unite across race lines to solve our common problems?
A Little Tax on the Big Casino
A tax on financial transactions could limit speculative gambling and pump money into the real economy.
There is extraordinary momentum behind calls to abolish nuclear weapons, with other NATO members challenging the U.S. to keep up.
Posted Mar 11, 2010
Networks of electric charging stations—key to the acceptance and use of electric vehicles—are starting to appear around the world.
Posted Mar 10, 2010
In Haiti, International Women's Day is a reminder of what women have done and are still doing to keep hope alive.
Posted Mar 08, 2010
How to compost, even if you don’t have much of a yard.
Is there such a thing as “green” birth control?
The Page That Counts—Spring 2010
Percentage of regional GDP spent on transportation in car-based cities: 12–15. Percentage spent in mass transit-based cities: 5–8 ... and many more surprising facts.
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School Lunch is a Social Justice Issue "Renegade lunch lady" Ann Cooper on what we're teaching kids about food and nutrition—and how to change it. |
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Sarah van Gelder interviews Frances Moore Lappé. |
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Chengdu's living water garden, a floating ecological living machine, is restoring open sewage canals. |
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Musician Brett Dennen sings for the Mosaic Project, an education program focused on building positive relationships based on respect. |
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The Earth's most overlooked natural resource is right beneath our feet. |
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Enter the YES! Cartoon Competition Submit your caption for our latest cartoon. The best captions will appear on our website and the very best get printed in the magazine. |
