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As We Spatially Separate We Must Also Stay Connected Justice
As We Spatially Separate We Must Also Stay Connected
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The following letter was written by Bioneers board member and the Othering and Belonging Institute's Director, john a. powell, on March 18, 2020....

COVID-19 is a Wake-up Call; Don’t Hit Snooze Ecological Medicine
COVID-19 is a Wake-up Call; Don’t Hit Snooze
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This piece was originally published by Carl Safina on Medium. Safina is an ecologist and award-winning author whose work revolves around humanity's...

Community Resilience in Light of the Coronavirus Ecological Medicine
Community Resilience in Light of the Coronavirus
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Carolyn Raffensperger, a lawyer and archaeologist, is the executive director of the Science and Environmental Health Network. She is best known for...

Democracy Unchained: Rediscovering the Power of the People Justice
Democracy Unchained: Rediscovering the Power of the People
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This article contains the content from the 3/12/2020 Bioneers Pulse newsletter. Sign up here to get the newsletter straight to your...

David Orr: How the History of Democracy Can Help Us Invent a New One Justice
David Orr: How the History of Democracy Can Help Us Invent a New One
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How do we fix a democracy that has strayed so far from the people it's supposed to serve? Professor and author David Orr is calling on us, in...

Circle of Life | Bioneers Indigeneity
Circle of Life Bioneers
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Indigenous women hold the knowledge and ability to nurture life, and in many communities they are also the first line responders to environmental and...

Democracy Unchained: Using “We the People” Power to Rebuild Government Justice
Democracy Unchained: Using “We the People” Power to Rebuild Government
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The presidential election in 2016 represented a tipping point for our nation. The looming threats of climate change and wealth inequality have...

How to Be a Good Ally Indigeneity
How to Be a Good Ally
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This video shares ideas for how to be a good ally to Indigenous Peoples through open and honest dialogue between Indigenous and non-Indigenous...

How Youth Have Changed the Climate Movement Youth
How Youth Have Changed the Climate Movement
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This article was originally published in Yes! Magazine and is licensed under Creative Commons. BY MIKE MALES "We do...

Intellectual Ecology: Green Chemistry and Biomimicry Ecological Design
Intellectual Ecology: Green Chemistry and Biomimicry
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As the president of the Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, as well as the non-profit Beyond Benign, John Warner is on the forefront of...

A Return to Nature-Based Education Environmental Education
A Return to Nature-Based Education
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This article was originally published in Yes! Magazine and is licensed under Creative Commons. BY DAVID T. SOBEL, M. ED. At the beginning...

Honoring Women: Reclaiming Coming of Age Ceremony Indigeneity
Honoring Women: Reclaiming Coming of Age Ceremony
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In this video, Dr. Cutcha Risling Baldy shares her story about how the Hoopa Valley Tribe revilitalized women’s coming-of-age ceremonies. Through...

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