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When Black Farmers Took on the USDA, Bioneers Raised the Profile of the Largest Civil Settlement in History Justice
When Black Farmers Took on the USDA, Bioneers Raised the Profile of the Largest Civil Settlement in History
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“Thousands of acres of black farmland have been recaptured from bankruptcy. Government foreclosures against black farmers were stopped virtually...

Kandi Mossett: Standing Against Big Oil to Defend the Earth, Water and Indigenous Communities Indigeneity
Kandi Mossett: Standing Against Big Oil to Defend the Earth, Water and Indigenous Communities
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Kandi Mosset is a mother and member of the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara nation of North Dakota. She is known worldwide for her involvement on the...

john a. powell: Celebrating Diversity to Create an Inclusive Society Justice
john a. powell: Celebrating Diversity to Create an Inclusive Society
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john a. powell is a professor of law and African-American and Ethnic Studies at the University of California Berkeley, where he is also the Director...

A Guide for Authentic Leadership Toward Sustainability Women's Leadership
A Guide for Authentic Leadership Toward Sustainability
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Dana Pearlman—co-founder of the Global Leadership Lab—is dedicated to designing and facilitating conversations and participatory processes to...

When we fight, we win Justice
When we fight, we win
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This piece was originally published on the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) website. The CELDF is building a movement for Community...

Jeremy Narby: “Nature” is a concept Nature, Culture and Spirit
Jeremy Narby: “Nature” is a concept
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Jeremy Narby describes his quest around the globe to chronicle how leading-edge scientists are studying intelligence in nature and how nature learns....

Biomimicry: What Would Nature Do Here? Ecological Design
Biomimicry: What Would Nature Do Here?
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In the book Nature’s Operating Instructions, Bioneers Co-Founder Kenny Ausubel writes of Janine Benyus: If nonhuman nature could speak with a...

Naelyn Pike: Youth Leadership For a More Just Future Indigeneity
Naelyn Pike: Youth Leadership For a More Just Future
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“It can be difficult, especially for young people, to find positive and regenerative examples of people resisting and overcoming such challenging...

Brain Drain At the EPA Environmental Education
Brain Drain At the EPA
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By Lisa Friedman, The New York Times, and Marina Affo and Derek Kravitz, ProPublica This article is a collaboration with The New York...

How Bioneers and the Iroquois White Corn Project Brought Native Crops to New Markets Indigeneity
How Bioneers and the Iroquois White Corn Project Brought Native Crops to New Markets
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In 2006, John Mohawk — Seneca author, historian, and professor — spoke on a Bioneers panel about traditional Indian knowledge and nutrition....

Business That Works for Everyone: A Declaration of Interdependence Eco-Nomics
Business That Works for Everyone: A Declaration of Interdependence
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Paul Phillips, an employee of B Corp Rhino Foods, improved his life’s finances through the company’s income-advance program. Photo by Ned...

A New Hampshire Resident & Legislator Exchange Words on Community Rights Justice
A New Hampshire Resident & Legislator Exchange Words on Community Rights
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This piece was originally published on the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) website. The CELDF is building a movement for Community...

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