Carol Estes

Dee Williams doesn't need a big house to be happy. Instead she found happiness in a 84-square foot house on wheels.

Invisible Rights: We'll protect your right to vote. But not to eat. Economic human rights are in the Universal Declaration, but not in the U.S.

The work of peace building in South Africa and elsewhere is largely a rehumanizing process, calming fears by destroying dehumanizing stereotypes.

A nonviolent army stands fast, watching over human rights in the midst of conflict, a model of courageous peace.

Music can tell truths that otherwise go unheard, inspiring action, and sustaining resistance.

Community choirs accross the US provide a place where people of all backgrounds and abilities can sing together.

After decades of discrimination, black farmers are struggling for justice.

The war on drugs has turned the United States into the world's top jailer, a police state with a higher percentage of its population in jail than any other country.

In May, the Positive Futures Network hosted the second in a series of gatherings called the State of the Possible. These pieces were written by two participants who both drew inspiration from the gathering.