...Marina Sitrin Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2012 H orizontal social relationships and the creation of new territory through the use of geographic space are the most generalized and innovative of the experiences of the Occupy movements. What we have been witnessing across the United States...

... joint space—where political competition competition political space—where joint A/UE 2010MAY/JUNE iain r itreedn. Violence interdependent. are rization politics...

... past friends and unfurled through the neighborhoods in which we lived. Those spaces made of safe, well-lit sidewalks, our flourishing community gardens, and the welcoming courtyards of each apartment building—from many windows waved a rainbow flag. Our little corner of Chicago. The one I floated...

.... Practice: Take Space/Make Space ( You may know this practice as Step Up/Step Back. Because of the ableism inherent in that naming, we now call it Take Space/Make Space. ) Whether in formal settings like meetings or informal spaces like public transit, some of us tend to fill space while some of us make...

...Creative Commons/Dominic Alves To foster a radical imagination, we need new spaces for consciousness-raising and debate. How might our society transform if we created free education spaces in our churches, synagogues, mosques, parks, and schools? ...

..., but it cannot be trusted, calculated, or calibrated. This is a moment of time that literally went out of joint. Consider two types of temporary occupation: the Occupy Movement and a military occupation. Activists of occupy movements usually avoided setting terms for the evacuation of the public spaces...

... THE two accounts of Genesis proclaim as their clear mes­ sage: in the beginning of the world is God. So it is not “in the beginning was the Bang,” but “in the beginning was the word, the will, and there was light; there was Senergy, matter, space, and time...

... and sayable as people would usually have us believe; most experiences are unsayable, they happen in a space that no word has ever en­ tered.” With their arsenal of ravishing phrases, poets are perhaps...

... space. Is this what disability spiritualities might look like? Here is a sanctuary, created by nothing but bodies, attention, and soft fabrics — a holding place in the upright space of city life. We know that not everybody can get to the sanctuary: navigating any kind of space is hard...

...Peter Gabel To continue to fight for the transcendent spiritual-political vision, to give it new life and to spark a renewed confidence in it, we must find a way—probably mainly not through the media—to anchor each other in social space through our own parallel and autonomous rotation...