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Grace Boggs: Reviving the Lost City
by Larry Gabrielposted Dec 07, 2011 - The YES! Breakthrough 15: A decades-long revolution to rekindle the soul of urban neighborhoods.
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Will Allen: Growing Justice in Food Deserts
by Doug Pibelposted Dec 06, 2011 - The YES! Breakthrough 15: Creating access to affordable fresh food in low-income neighborhoods.
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Cooking Up Karma: A Taste of the Gift Economy
posted Nov 18, 2011 - Video: At a restaurant in Berkeley, there’s no bill at the end of the meal—just a request to pay it forward for those who come after you.
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Cooking Up Karma: A Taste of the Gift Economy
posted Nov 18, 2011 - Video: At a restaurant in Berkeley, there's no bill at the end of the meal—just a request to pay it forward for those who come after you.
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This Changes Everything: How the 99% Woke Up
by Sarah van Gelderposted Nov 18, 2011 - Introducing the movement that’s shifting our vision of what kind of world is possible—from the new book, “This Changes Everything: Occupy Wall Street and the 99% Movement.”
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An Interfaith Occupation
by Adam DeRoseposted Nov 11, 2011 - The Occupy movement is bringing deep moral questions that many religions confront to the forefront of national conversation. How faith groups are joining in.
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Military Resistance a Strong Brew
by Dean Patonposted Nov 11, 2011 - Near the gates of Fort Lewis, anti-war veterans serve up support and solidarity (along with double-tall lattes) to their friends in uniform.
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An All-Ages Music Manifesto
by Jaimee Garbacikposted Nov 04, 2011 - Book Review: How all-ages music venues keep the arts alive, build community, and give young people experience in organizing.
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Toilet Paper Preparedness vs. True Resilience
by Shannon Hayesposted Nov 02, 2011 - What I learned from the hurricane: Real emergency preparedness has more to do with community than canned goods.
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Graduates Get a Crash Course in Sharing
by Malcolm Harrisposted Oct 26, 2011 - How new graduates are improvising when expected careers aren’t panning out.
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Elders a (Labor) Force for Social Change
by Marc Freedmanposted Oct 26, 2011 - Boomers discover ways to apply their skills and life experience to purposeful second careers.
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Inside Occupy Wall Street’s Nearly Last Night
by Olivia Rosaneposted Oct 15, 2011 - What was it like to be in Zuccotti Park in the hours before the owners’ planned eviction of protesters?
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What Can Stop the One Percent?
by Naomi Kleinposted Oct 10, 2011 - Naomi Klein: There’s only one thing that can block the wish list of the one percent, and it’s a very big thing: the rest of us.
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The Resilient Library
by Cat Johnsonposted Sep 30, 2011 - Even in a time when libraries are facing steep cuts, we’re using them more than ever—in more ways than ever.
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Young Farmers: A Growing Movement
by Fran Kortenposted Sep 20, 2011 - In spite of the daily discouraging environmental, political, and economic news, coaxing living things to grow somehow seems to make folks optimistic.
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