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How To Be a Leader From Within
Jose Aviles is working on building the leaders of tomorrow, starting with focusing on others. —- Servant leadership is less about you and more about others. Servant leadership is a term that has its...
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I’m Done Taking Care of my Children!
Shawn Fludd doesn’t believe taking care of his children is not the most important thing anymore. What’s most important to him is how he takes care of future generations. – You read it right, I am done...
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Dear Future Generations: Sorry (We Messed Up the World)
Prince Ea offers an apology to future generations for leaving them with a world that will be nothing like the one we knew. ___ I’m guessing you probably know it as the Amazon Desert, right? Well...
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Dear Future Generations: Sorry
I hope you forgive us. We just didn’t realize how special the Earth was . . . To DIRECTLY Fight the Destruction and Stand For Trees go to: StandForTrees.Org ◊♦◊ — YouTube Video/Photo Prince EA The...
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Thanksgiving Redux: Part II
Three days have passed since me and mine converged under my mother’s roof for a long overdue family Thanksgiving dinner. I am glad to say that it was everything I had hoped for and more. My mother was...
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Learning from Failure
I remember when my son was first learning to walk. He would totter all around the house, and he fell a lot. Suddenly coffee table corners and doorknobs transformed into dangerous hazards, threatening...
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Stop Calling Them ‘The Tide Pod Generation’
While Millennials and Boomers wage a battle in social media comments over who’s to blame for the state of the world, Generation Z is stepping up to tackle the problems. As a parent of two teens, I’m...
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More Than 8 Out of 10 People in the World Will Live in Asia or Africa by 2100
Population of the world today How is the global population distributed across the world? One way to understand the distribution of people across the world is to reform the world map, not based on area...
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The New Ecofeminism
By kaitlin butler & Carolyn Raffensperger The environmental movement is a microcosm of other realms of society in one troubling way: women are missing. In journalism, academia, politics – on...
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Most Greenlanders Feel Effects of Climate Change
— By Kieran Cooke LONDON, 20 September, 2019 − Most Greenlanders, those who live in the High Arctic, need no persuading that the climate emergency is real enough: three-quarters of them say they’ve...
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Drawing on Spiritual Faith to Curb Climate Change
By May Boeve I’m going to get one thing out of the way right away, which is to say what this 350 number is all about. It stands for the safe level of carbon in the atmosphere. It’s fun to say parts per...
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How a Commons Way of Life Helps Curb Climate Change
By Jay Walljasper It’s easy to not think about the looming climate crisis. For one thing, it’s depressing to ponder the misery ahead if we don’t take drastic steps now to curb greenhouse emissions....
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The Internet’s Own Boy an Important Documentary About Aaron Swartz
I think the Internet is something most of us take for granted. I certainly do. Sure, I was quick to share anti-SOPA messages, and I generally understand the importance of initiatives like the Creative...
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The Mexican Indigenous Artists Who Are Defying Labels and Stereotypes
My name is Isela Xospa and I am a freelance illustrator and editor. The graphic design project that I am developing is the result of a personal journey to find ways of asserting my indigenous...
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Snip: There Go the Grandkids
I’m visiting my son who lives on a boat in a marina in the San Francisco Bay. The movement of the boat is almost imperceptible until I stand outside and it seems like the boat is still and it’s the...
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The Oldest Parenting Adage Needs Revision
A few years ago, I, a parent of two young girls, was in a program with a group of intellectuals, all from diverse backgrounds but on a common quest to find fulfillment from work. To break the ice...
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What Are the Children of the Future Asking Us To Do?
by Andrea O’Ferrall I’ve been going out to farmer’s markets and other local events to engage with people about their power over the future. It started out as the idea to create costumes to join climate...
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Responsible Use Of Resources
“Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land”- Aldo Leopold Today, I want to emphasize the importance of responsible use of resources. Yes, being responsible is the key to saving mother...
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The Things That Happened to Happen
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I have been reading William MacAskill’s What We Owe the Future. He is a Scottish moral philosopher who advocates “longtermism,” the moral framework that decisions we...
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Thoroughly Used Up
While walking along the Boise River Greenbelt, I came upon this dead bird. After burying it beside the riverbank, I continued on my journey and thought about Shirley Hershey Showalter’s post, where...
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