Connected Critics: Branding for A People-Centered Food System
By Wayne Roberts, Resilience.org
Connected critics argue from the edge, but not from the outside. They do not burn constitutions. They offer amendments.
Tag: change-making
Revolt and Change Our Lives
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
The part that keeps itching at me, days after I read [Naomi] Klein's article, is the presumption that "mass uprisings" are the only way out of this mess.
We plant trees, but why?
By James Alexander Arnfinsen, Levevei
An interview with Joseph Redwood-Martinez about the documentary 'One day, everything will be free' which explores a reforestation initiative in Haiti, namely Sadhana Forest.
Collaboration and co-operation: Sleeping giants of economic shift change
By Shane Hughes, Reconomy Project
We are caught between an old system that no longer works and a new one that is trying to emerge. In recent times more and more people have grappled with articulating, what they see as the new economic model, with increasing confidence and detail. I believe that the ‘three C’s’ (the change-maker, cooperative and collaborative movements) now offer a credible alternative to traditional economic system. I’ll try to do that belief justice throughout this article in a way that is neither too philosophical or too niche to really have an impact.