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Dear Readers
The program marks a new avenue to deliver YES!’s independent, inspiring solutions journalism for a better world—now on radio and television!
The goal of this issue isn’t to send our dear readers into a tailspin. Instead, we’re taking a hopeful approach to our “Endings” issue.
The former YES! civil liberties editor was not only a top-notch journalist, but a kind, compassionate person who impacted countless lives both in the newsroom and beyond.
The top 10 most popular YES! stories this year are as diverse as the interests of our audience.
And what kind of changes would need to be implemented to support that balance?
Let us know what brings you pleasure—outside the bounds of consumerism.
We can’t keep going on the path we’re on.
Tell us what important lessons you’ve learned on your social justice journey in the comments below.
You’ll probably learn something new about us. We certainly did.
Here at YES!, we’re fortunate to have windows into moments of hope, progress, and positive change.
We asked you to share which foods make you feel connected to your roots. Your answers blew us away.
Which social justice movements and organizations do you see helping to build a better world right now? How have they inspired you or transformed how you think or act?
Tell us about the food that moves you—and you may see it on YES!
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Join us Thursday, May 20, at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET for our live virtual conversation with activists and contributors from the Solving Plastic issue of YES! Magazine.
A society based on natural ecology might seem like a far-off utopia—yet communities everywhere are already creating it. Tell us where you're seeing it take hold.
At the root of so many of the crises we face—climate change, racial inequity, and public health failures—is a society built on greed and selfish wealth accumulation. But there’s another
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