... a parent can do for their child. Change the Story, Change the Future: A Living Economy for a Living Earth , Korten David C. , Berrett-Koehler Publishers , 2015 Considering Hate: Violence, Goodness, and Justice in American Culture and Politics , Whitlock Kay Bronski Michael...

... carbon to mitigate climate change, and putting policies in place to protect us all in the case of flooding, drought, hurricanes, and climate disaster. Survival is not a private act, but a communal commitment. Hope, too, is forged in community, from the relationships we make, from the justice we...

... to provoke the necessary behavioral changes. “The notion of genuine hope suggests that, in our present lives and communities, we can find seeds or fragments of the alternative world we hope to build,” Peterson writes. Seeds by Linnea Vedder-Shults. Linnea Vedder-Shults ( tikkun.org/linnea...

... to movement-building which places narrative at the heart of social change. Classic elements of storytelling (i.e., conflict, characters, imagery, and foreshadowing) are applied to investigate the stories our opposition is telling and to craft our own in response. It’s about creating content that envisions...

... into the inner life of a principled and caring soldier whose acceptance of the standard narrative of the Holocaust initially allows him to believe that Israel’s wars are necessary and just. His views start to change when his encounter with a Palestinian village shatters his certainty and he comes to question...

... systems are often, if not always, associated with dogmatic, unchanging claims of absolute truths. If God revealed it, it must be a permanent verity, fixed in the eternal universe. Change is associated with human uncertainty, while divinity, the very stuff of conviction, is characterized by the unchanging...

... to social change actions and organizations. While at times I succeeded in bringing my experience to bear on meetings or trainings, the major avenue to gaining social power was closed. Fairly allocating social power is always a balancing act. Those who found a group, make long-term commitments...

... On the very real possibility of possibility real very the On things go terribly wrong. go only when terribly things to happen tends Change up. sober we before out the bottom have to may We use. fuel confronting over-eaters, compulsive and addicts...

...Allen D. Kanner Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2010 I Politics & Society The Activist’s Dilemma: Reform or Radical Change by Allen D. Kanner h e N e w Yo r k Tim e s f r o n t -page h ea d lin e...

...Eboo Patel; Samantha Kirby Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2009 Hungry for Change: Interfaith Service in Action by Eboo Patel and Sam antha Kirby a c h e l B e r k o...

...Sallie McFague Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2010 not for sale CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE QUESTION OF GOD by Sallie McFague LIMATE CHANGE DEMANDS THAT WE TURN OUR EYES...

... must help people understand that oil drilling and the resultant resultant the and oil drilling that understand people he help it Topolicy. seize must U.S.of environmental course the change...

.... In faith. ■ Rev. William G.Sinkford has served as president ofthe Unitarian Universalist Association since 2001. He is principal spokesperson and minister-at-large for this liberal denomination with over1,000 congregations. Mark Lewis Taylor on Bringing Change amid...