ARTS

The creative spirit, and how it moves us.

Book review - Global Woman: Nannies, Maids, And Sex Workers In the New Economy

by Robin Broad

posted Jul 18, 2004

Appropriating the Internet for Global Activism

by Mark Surman, Katherine Reilly

posted May 20, 2004

Activists are appropriating the Internet to collaborate, get heard, and mobilize. But this is just the beginning. Grassroots globalization

Readers Take Action

by Jill Jacoby, Felicia Gray

posted May 20, 2004

A project that integrates ecological restoration, art, water education and community participation in Duluth, MN by Jill Jacoby. Global Visionaries by Felicia Gray

Book Review: Radical Simpliciy: Small Footprints On a Finite Earth

by Doug Pibel

posted May 20, 2004

Book review of RADICAL SIMPLICITY: Small Footprints on a Finite Earth by Jim Merkel- Reviewed by Doug Pibel

Book Review: Teaching the Restless

by Marie Eaton

posted May 20, 2004

Teaching the Restless is a sharp critique of schooling, child-rearing practices, and America's increasing rush to medicate away any perceived ‘problem' behaviors. In a disarmingly honest narrative, Chris Mercogliano admits his biases and presents his arguments through persuasive success stories about children who, in most schools, would have been "medicated to learn."

making the whole world a witness

by Dana Hughes

posted May 20, 2004

Human rights abuses thrive in the dark, dank world of censorship and government secrecy. What is those in danger could shine the light of publicity where it matters most? promotion and defense of human rights through video and other communications technology

Does anyone else feel this strange music?

by Carol Estes

posted May 20, 2004

Does anyone else feel this strange music? by Carol Estes... A young radical poet, Drew Dellinger, and an elder philosopher, Thomas Berry, forge an unlikely cosmological partnership.

Review: The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, And the Will of the People

by Carolyn McConnell

posted May 20, 2004

Book Review: THE UNCONQUERABLE WORLD: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People By Jonathan Schell

Book Review: Couldn't Keep It To Myself: Testimonies From Our Imprisoned Sisters

by Bill Williams

posted May 20, 2004

COULDN'T KEEP IT TO MYSELF: Testimonies from our Imprisoned Sisters By Wally Lamb and the Women of York Correctional Institution. Book Review by Bill Williams.

How To Change the World In Three Easy Clicks

by Don Hazen, Tai Moses

posted May 20, 2004

MoveOn has become the most powerful activist voice in America, attracting more than 1.5 million members domestically and hundreds of thousands more around the world

Filming While Dark

by Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez

posted May 20, 2004

Filming While Dark by Roberto Rodriguez. A Chicano man decides not to let fear rule his life after being questioned by federal authorities for filming while "dark".

Book Reviews: Now is it time to close the prisons?

by Carol Estes

posted Dec 31, 2003

Now is it time to close the prisons? by Carol Estes - Book reviews of THE PERPETUAL PRISONER MACHINE: How America Profits from Crime By Joel Dyer - ARE PRISONS OBSOLETE? By Angela Y. Davis - PRISON NATION: The Warehousing of America's Poor Edited by Tara Herivel and Paul Wright - THE DEATH GAME: Capital Punishment and the Luck of the Draw - By Mike Gray

Film Review - The Man We Called Juan Carlos, directed by Heather Mac Andrew and David Springfield

by Jennifer Morley

posted Mar 31, 2003

Book Review- Fatal Harvest: the Tragedy of Industrial Agriculture edited by Andrew Kimbrell

by Ellie Winninghoff

posted Mar 31, 2003

Book Review: Alternatives to Economic Globalization

by Wolfgang Sachs

posted Mar 31, 2003

Alternatives to Economic Globalization: A Report of the International Forum on Globalization