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A Conversation About Nonviolence Nonviolent movements have achieved important democratic reforms. But what if they fail to address the economic divide? |
A Lifelong Search for Real Education At 16, Julia Putnam met the mentors who would teach her to turn her love of Detroit into action. |
Net zero energy and water. Car- free living. Social justice. Meet the next generation of green buildings and communities. |
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Composting Toilets and Self Rule The ecological toilet is one of today's most hope-filled expressions of people's power. |
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Everybody Eats :: How a Community Food System Works It begins with small farms working with natural cycles, and ends with fresh food and stronger communities in nearby cities. |
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How can one small Brooklyn-based co-op help create an economy founded on teamwork, social justice, and democracy? |
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Buddhist scholar Joanna Macy says that speaking the truth of our anguish for the world brings down the walls between us. |
Fort Hood: We're Killing Ourselves
The scars of war lead to suffering and violence. It's time to break the cycle.
Iran's opposition movement has achieved real success in altering of Iran’s nuclear, economic, and foreign policy.
To better understand his waste footprint, Dave Chameides stored all of his trash in his basement for a year.
Posted Nov 20, 2009
Just before Thanksgiving, the USDA has released alarming new statistics about hunger in America. How can we bridge the divide between abundance and scarcity?
Posted Nov 17, 2009
It's time to show both Japan and the rest of the world that Americans take this history seriously, that we say in one voice "never again."
Posted Nov 12, 2009
Bringing technology to tribes.
Hand Soap, Shoe Polish, and Funky Smells
Advice on alternatives for anti-bacterial soaps and toxic shoe polish, and our intern's secret trick to get rid of funky smells.
Andrew Szasz raises uncomfortable issues in his latest book on how we changed from protecting the environment to protecting ourselves.
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A Global Charter for Compassion Thousands of people from around the world have contributed their suggestions to the Charter for Compassion—a yardstick for global empathy based on the Golden Rule. |
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Hightower's recipe for the fight for our future: question authority, trust your values, seek alternatives, and swim against the current. |
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Bicycles handmade from local materials solve problems in Africa and in Brooklyn. |
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Music that inspired the Education Issue Find out what we listened to while putting out the latest issue of YES! Magazine. |
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Velcrow Ripper's latest documentary portrays examples of spiritual activism: political actions focusing on compassion and interconnection. |
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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. |
