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We’re a Culture, Not a Costume: Fighting Racism In Schools Indigeneity
We’re a Culture, Not a Costume: Fighting Racism In Schools
Podcasts

Native American students face racism throughout their education, from racist mascots to the historical erasure of the American genocide from...

Fibershed: Building Local Economy and Healing the Climate Food and Farming
Fibershed: Building Local Economy and Healing the Climate
Video

Rebecca Burgess and Fibershed are building a regional economy that connects ranches producing wool with artisan clothing manufactures. Fibershed’s...

Healthy Soil and Environmental Justice in California’s San Joaquin Valley Food and Farming
Healthy Soil and Environmental Justice in California’s San Joaquin Valley
Article

By Janaki Jagannath Janaki Jagannath is an advocate for farmworkers who, as the former Coordinator of the Community Alliance for Agroecology, works...

5 Videos to Watch This Weekend Environmental Education
5 Videos to Watch This Weekend
Article

If you're anything like us, you need an occasional break from the steady grind of political news to focus on solutions and to find inspiration. As...

Under The Skin, We’re All Kin: Reading the Minds of Animals Restoring Ecosystems
Under The Skin, We’re All Kin: Reading the Minds of Animals
Podcasts

Calling someone an “animal” means they’re less than human – not worthy of respect, rights, or even of life itself. But in truth -- and in...

Hope Where It Counts: How a 25 Year-Old Activist Moved Into Local Politics Youth
Hope Where It Counts: How a 25 Year-Old Activist Moved Into Local Politics
Article

Coming on the heels of the 2016 Presidential election and the Women’s March, 2018 has seen a record number of women running for political office at...

Biophilic Cities: Embracing the Optimistic Future of Natureful Cities Ecological Design
Biophilic Cities: Embracing the Optimistic Future of Natureful Cities
Article

By JD Brown, Biophilic Cities Program Director At Biophilic Cities we are nurturing a growing network of partner cities that are working...

Look Beyond the Headlines Justice
Look Beyond the Headlines
Article

This essay was originally published by the Garrison Institute whose mission is to demonstrate and disseminate the importance of contemplative...

Entrepreneurs Who Design Generously: Celebrating Nature-Inspired Innovation With the Ray of Hope Prize Ecological Design
Entrepreneurs Who Design Generously: Celebrating Nature-Inspired Innovation With the Ray of Hope Prize
Article

Photo: Team Nexloop accepts the 2017 Ray of Hope Prize at Bioneers, presented by the Ray C. Anderson Foundation. Left to right: John Lanier,...

Putting Carbon at the Center of Agricultural Policy Food and Farming
Putting Carbon at the Center of Agricultural Policy
Article

Excerpted from an Interview with Calla Rose Ostrander Calla Rose Ostrander is an environmental consultant to the Marin Carbon Project, and formerly...

More Layers of Life Per Acre: Creating a Rich Farm Ecology by Paul Muller Food and Farming
More Layers of Life Per Acre: Creating a Rich Farm Ecology by Paul Muller
Article

By Paul Muller Paul Muller, a partner at Full Belly Farm in California’s Capay Valley, has been farming organically for 33 years. Full Belly Farm...

Can Soil Carbon Sequestration Affect Global Temperatures Environmental Education
Can Soil Carbon Sequestration Affect Global Temperatures
Article

By Dr. Whendee Silver Dr. Whendee Silver is Professor of Ecosystem Ecology in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management at the...

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