or in other words: For those of us who lived our ‘coming out’ years in the 80s and 90s, we were faced with a situation of ‘vocalization or annihilation’. While Silence … Continue reading →
[Editor: I’m republishing some things from P2P Foundation, run by Michel Bauwens. Michel and I are fellow travellers, and we share many viewpoints.] Cooperativism in the digital era, or how … Continue reading →
Manifesto For Utopias Are Over: Cities Are Living Systems March 14, 2017 John Thackara 2 min read At the heart of this unfolding transformation is a new story of place. Cities have a … Continue reading →
The ideal subject of Fascism is not the loyal Nazi or the ideological fascist—it is the self-absorbed Buddhist who lives in a self-sealing vacuum of narco-leptic meditative states, psychic calm … Continue reading →
Breaking the System: A Review of Surviving the Future By Erik Curren, originally published by Transition Voice June 28, 2016 Stalin was only one of many revolutionaries to think that … Continue reading →
Story by Rev. Janet Kroboth-Weber, Rockland Coordinator of Water Walk for Life, edited by Shaun Bartone, Editor, Engage! The Water Water Walk for Life initiated by the Grafton Peace Pagoda, … Continue reading →
by Jason Espada Engage would like to welcome a new contributor to the magazine, Jason Espada from San Francisco. Jason is a writer, Buddhist practitioner, and a classical guitarist. His father, … Continue reading →
We are coming back to life and this changes everything By Dr. Daniel Wahl [This is an excerpt from my book Designing Regenerative Cultures, published by Triarchy Press in May … Continue reading →
By Michel Bauwens, P2P Foundation Spiritual expression, and the religious organizational formats in which context it will take place, is always embedded in a social structure. For example, we could … Continue reading →
A Feminism for the 99 Percent: Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor on the March 8 Women’s Strike University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students protest against Donald Trump’s hateful rhetoric in Wisconsin, January 1, 2014. (Photo: Joe … Continue reading →
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