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The creative spirit, and how it moves us.
- Photo Essays
- New visions of the world we thought we knew.
- Music
- Soundtrack to a revolution.
- Books
- Reading list for a better world.
- Quotes
- Wisdom to go.
- Film and Videos
- Films that teach and inspire.
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- Create your own captions.
- Poetry
- Poets speak out.
- Audio
- Listen to interviews, podcasts, radio programs that tell the YES! stories.
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The Yes Men Fix the World
posted Nov 12, 2009 - Official 2009 trailer of "The Yes Men Fix the World"
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FRESH: A Documentary on Re-Inventing Our Food Systems
posted Nov 11, 2009 - Given the environmental and health consequences of industrial agriculture, what would it look like if we re-invented our food system? The 2009 film FRESH seeks out the farmers, thinkers and businesses people in America who are doing just that.
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NextStep Recycling
posted Nov 11, 2009 - NextStep Recycling saves computers from landfills--providing employment, education outreach and technology access to low-income residents in the process.
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In Review :: YES! Music Picks
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Musical inspiration while putting out the Winter 2010 issue: Steve Earle, Mari Boine, and Richard Shindell.
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Truck Cartoon
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Here are the best of the October 2009 YES! cartoon caption submissions.
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In Review :: YES! Film Picks
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Our favorite films this season include "The YES! Men Fix the World," "Homo Toxicus," and "Fresh."
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Homo Toxicus: How Many Toxins Are in Your Body?
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Film trailer for "Homo Toxicus"
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The Bomb in the Age of Obama
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Trailer for a 30-minute special by Kevin Sander about the nuclear abolition movement.
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Quote :: Ricardo Navarro
posted Nov 10, 2009 - Ricardo Navarro quote from the Climate Action issue of YES! Magazine. Download it here.
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Charter for Compassion
posted Nov 06, 2009 - Video: Ecumenical author Karen Armstrong wished for a Charter for Compassion, a yardstick for global empathy crafted from the input of tens of thousands of religious and secular people all over the world.
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Can We Reach 350?
posted Oct 23, 2009 - As expectations for action in Copenhagen diminish, activists are raising their voices. Amy Goodman interviews Bill McKibben, co-founder and director of 350.org, and Australian scientist Tim Flannery, chair of the Copenhagen Climate Council and author of The Weather Makers.
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Space Cartoon
posted Oct 16, 2009 - Here are the best of the August/September 2009 YES! cartoon caption submissions.
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Reconsider Columbus Day
posted Oct 12, 2009 - Does honoring Christopher Columbus with a federal holiday perpetuate a philosophy of racism and domination? A video sponsored by the United Confederation of Taino People, International Indian Treaty Council, and Rethinking Schools says that it does.
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No Impact on the Environment Experiment
posted Oct 08, 2009 - No Impact Man, Colin Beavan, has put together a guide for you to try out his experiment in living with no impact on the environment.
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Sarah van Gelder on Climate Action
posted Sep 29, 2009 - We need new strategies to wake people up to the urgency of climate change.
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Elizabeth Gilbert on the Genius in Us All
posted Sep 22, 2009 - Elizabeth Gilbert discusses our impossible expectations of artists and geniuses suggesting that maybe there is a little genius in us all. It's a funny, personal, and surprisingly moving talk.
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Activists Drop Tar Sands Banner Over Niagara Falls
posted Sep 18, 2009 - The Rain Forest Action Network dropped a 70 foot banner over Niagara Falls as a call to action and message to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper during his first official visit to the White House.
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Nowtopia
by Laura Kaliebeposted Sep 18, 2009 - Review of Chris Carlsson's Nowtopia: How Pirate Programmers, Outlaw Bicyclists, and Vacant-Lot Gardeners are Inventing the Future—Today!
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The Poor as Customers?
posted Sep 18, 2009 - John Harvey reviews Michael Edwards' Just Another Emperor? The Myths and Realities of Philantrocapitalism
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When the Prisoners Ran Walpole
by Carol Estesposted Sep 18, 2009 - Carol Estes reviews Jamie Bissonette's account of a true story in the movement for prison abolition
