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After 9/11: An Interfaith Answer to Extremism
by Rabbi Ted Falcon, Pastor Don Mackenzie, Imam Jamal Rahmanposted Sep 09, 2011 - Brought together by 9/11, three friends of different faiths look for answers about when and why religion leads to violence.
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A Truly Courageous Response to Terror
by Fran Kortenposted Sep 08, 2011 - What we can learn from Norway: Violence, fear, and political repression aren’t the only way to respond to a terrorist attack.
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Pipeline Protests: Beyond the Usual Suspects
by Madeline Ostranderposted Aug 25, 2011 - Can opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline bring conservatives back to conservation?
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How Art Can Turn the World Inside Out
posted Aug 11, 2011 - In Paris, Palestine, Peru, and beyond—guerrilla artist JR asks the people of the world share their faces to transform urban landscapes into stories.
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Vincent Harding: Let Us Dance
by Vincent Hardingposted Aug 10, 2011 - The civil rights leader’s reflections on his 80th birthday.
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The Hour of Sunlight
posted Aug 01, 2011 - From would-be terrorist to peace activist, Sami al Jundi tells the story of how prison changed his life.
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Philadelphians Paint the Town
posted Aug 01, 2011 - How art healed and united troubled communities in the City of Brotherly Love.
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A Meditation on Revolution
by Bert Sacksposted Jul 29, 2011 - From Tel Aviv to Baghdad, a lifelong peace activist remembers why true transformation comes from the power of nonviolence.
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People We Love: Caressa Cameron
by Oliver Lazenbyposted Jul 25, 2011 - Miss America raises awareness about HIV.
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People We Love: Bert Sacks
by Robert Mellingerposted Jul 25, 2011 - A peace activist defies sanctions to save lives.
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Righting Wrongs the Maori Way
by Allan MacRae, Howard Zehrposted Jul 08, 2011 - Instead of prison, New Zealand chooses restorative justice and community problem-solving.
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Define American: Jose Antonio Vargas Tells His Story
posted Jun 23, 2011 - Video: Pulitzer-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas opens up about his life as an undocumented immigrant—and the "underground railroad" that made it possible.
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How the Left and Right Can Unite
by David Kortenposted Jun 21, 2011 - If we'd stop tearing each other apart, we might see an opportunity to win back our democracy from the rich and powerful.
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Census Data Shows More Multiracial Americans
by Oliver Lazenbyposted Jun 15, 2011 - With nine million multiracial Americans, the nation has come a long way.
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Think Outside the Bars
by Michelle Alexanderposted Jun 08, 2011 - Why real justice means fewer prisons.
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