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'Veggie Bus' Delivers Sisterly Love and Goodwill
by Barbara Sehrposted Jan 11, 2006 - Residents of Port Townsend reach across the miles to help Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, another waterfront artist colony battered by Hurricane Katrina.
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The Page That Counts
by Valerie Doyle, Lilja Ottoposted Dec 22, 2005 - Percentage of Internet users who say being online has helped their ability to meet new people: . . .
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Bolivia Elects Latin America's First Indigenous President
by Juliette Beckposted Dec 19, 2005 - American global justice activist Juliette Beck was in Cochabamba for this week's historic election, and she sends this report on an event the new president-elect has dubbed “a victory for the global community."
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All Saints Versus the IRS
by Fran Kortenposted Dec 16, 2005
- The IRS is investigating the non-profit status of the All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, because in October 2004, shortly before the elections, a guest pastor preached a sermon that suggested Jesus would not favor the war in Iraq. We need a public outcry that shows Americans of many political and spiritual persuasions will not allow our right of dissent to be undermined.
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Imperial Politics, Christianity and the True Jesus: Reflections on the 2004 Election
by David C. Kortenposted Dec 13, 2005
- The challenge before us is to displace the politics of Empire with the politics of Earth Community based on inclusion, possibility, and partnership — an authentic values-based, problem-solving politics of mature adulthood consistent with the moral teachings of Jesus.
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New Orleans Forgotten
by Barbara Sehrposted Dec 13, 2005 - Months after Katrina, the displaced citizens of New Orleans march on City Hall and make demands on local, state, and federal governments.
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Bioremediation in New Orleans
by Starhawkposted Dec 12, 2005 - Starhawk's second trip to New Orleans included the cleansing of contaminated soil using natural methods, as well as other relief efforts.
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Resources for a Spiritual Uprising
posted Dec 12, 2005
- Resource guide for spiritual activism and progressive spiritual topics
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Shelter from the Storm: an interview with Reverend Lee T. Wesley
by Dee Axelrodposted Dec 12, 2005 - For the Reverend Lee T. Wesley, whose Baton Rouge congregation helped shelter 500 displaced New Orleans residents, the flood washed up more than the detritus of a city. The receding waters revealed hard truths about poverty and racism. YES! senior editor Dee Axelrod spoke with him by phone at his Community Bible Baptist Church.
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Reaching for Higher Ground: an interview with Russell Henderson
by Sarah Ruth van Gelderposted Dec 12, 2005 - No-bid contracts. “Opportunity” zones. Massive federal spending. Big decisions are being made about the Gulf region, but what do residents and evacuees want? YES! editor Sarah van Gelder interviews Russell Henderson, a resident of New Orleans and a convener of the Rebuild Louisiana Coalition.
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Letter from the Editor
by Sarah Ruth van Gelderposted Dec 12, 2005
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Resurrect New Orleans: a better city is possible
by Van Jonesposted Nov 30, 2005 - In post-Katrina New Orleans, will casinos, big business, and tourism displace people and the culture of the Big Easy? How will the city protect itself from future storms and rising seas? New Orleans could be rebuilt to serve its residents, poor and rich, and prosper in harmony with its watery ecosystem.
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Finding Safe Harbor
by Debra McKinneyposted Nov 09, 2005 - Safe Harbor is a nonprofit hotel in Anchorage, Alaska, a kind of sanctuary where people coming out of shelters or off the streets can stay while they work some things out.
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Discussion Guide for Spiritual Uprising
posted Nov 08, 2005
- Explore questions: Has religion lost its edge? Are churches now centers at best of apathy, at worst of right-wing reaction? Is organized religion now so sectarian that work across denominations is impossible? and more.
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Out of Time
by Jonathan Roweposted Nov 08, 2005 - The desperate quest to cram more into time has caused it to diminish. Could the cure for time scarcity be a vision of the Eternal?
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