People Power

The Tree Saviors of Chipko Andolan | A Woman-led Movement in India

Journal Article

Chipko means "to hug," "to embrace." Women declared that they would hug the trees to protect them—loggers would have to kill them before they felled the trees.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By Vandana Shiva

What is Solidarity?

Journal Article

As we start to see how all oppression is connected, we can also start to see glimpses of how all healing is connected. And that our own liberation is not only bound up with that of others but that our collective future is dependent on it.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 3 By Alnoor Ladha

Hitching for Hope, with Ruairí McKiernan

Journal Article

I think there’s a great moment upon us now, whereby all the rules are being disrupted. I was about to say a rewritten, but they’re not rewritten yet.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 2 By Julian Guderley

Freedom and Energy from Healing White Racism

Journal Article

Friends of color tell me they want primarily two things from white people: to show up for justice and to do our own work with white people at dismantling racism.

Published in Volume 20 Issue 2 By John Bell

Developing a Mindful Approach to Earth Justice Work

Journal Article

The story one tells oneself about climate change shapes individual feelings and actions. For example, are we on the verge of breakdown or breakthrough? There is ample evidence for both.

Published in Volume 19 Issue 2 By John Bell

Unlearning Together

Journal Article

...We’ve entered the era that the Hopis predicted in their prophecies of the “great purification,” the unstoppable entropy of not only our external political, economic and ecological systems, but above all the unexamined assumptions underlying those systems.

Published in Volume 18 Issue 1 By Martin Winiecki