In Myanmar, Facebook has also been used to spread misinformation and propaganda that fueled violence on the brink .. genocide against the Rohingya, an ethnic minority. The pain of low-end … Continue reading →
Editor: Hey folks, I found this article by Cal Newport to be very helpful in making the distinction between social media and the social internet. The Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal was … Continue reading →
On Easter Sunday morning, MSNBC’s Joy Reid broadcast a show (AM Joy) on the police shooting of innocent Black men and women as a national issue, not a ‘local’ or … Continue reading →
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell and and comic actress Roseanne Barr have been at extreme opposite ends of the anti-Trump/pro-Trump spectrum. Both are comics, middle-aged white women who even look something alike, … Continue reading →
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Local and Regional Community Resilience Building is Going Global Daniel Christian Wahl originally posted at Resilience.org In recent years the resilience imperative has made it onto the agenda of local and national … Continue reading →
I’m reposting this report by Rob Hopkins on the #CTRLshift2018 conference because it represents something which I learned from my study of Transition Towns with regard to social justice and … Continue reading →
Does it surprise you that Adbusters has more relevant things to say about the dharma than your average Buddhist retreat leader?
Who Actually Benefits From Meals on Wheels? And why did the Trump administration think it was a good idea to cut funding for these vital programs? By Tracie Williams. March … Continue reading →
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