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    Moms and Anarchists Unite in March Against Monsanto: Food Re

    Lisa Reagan, Kindred’s editor, covers a march near her home in Richmond, Virginia, talks to the March Against Monsanto founder, Tami Canal, and interviews Jeffrey Smith, the world’s foremost nonGMO consumer advocate on “the unprecedented global uprising” of this past Saturday.  See Lisa’s photos of the Richmond march here.  Watch the video of the event [...]

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    Why March Against Monsanto on May 25, 2013

    David Suzuki explains the dangers of GMOs and Round-Up in this documentary. Celebrities Explain Why We Should Label GMOs   More Reasons to March Against Monsanto: How the March Against Monsanto Can and Will Change the World READ Monsanto and Congress Move to Stomp on States’ Rights, Pre-empt GMO Labeling Laws READ GMO Labeling Bill [...]

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    Actor Matt Damon Goes on Toilet Strike for World Water Crisi

    Caption: Co-founder of Water.org, Matt Damon, held a press conference to make an enormous announcement: until every person in the world has access to clean water and a toilet, he’s on strike. But not from acting…  For more on how you can, ahem, help by striking or supporting Matt, visit water.org.  From Water.org The Problem 3.4 [...]

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    Global Activism is Taking Down the Toxic Corporate Food Indu

    The foundation of the international food industry, monopolized by large corporations that hold zero regard for your health, is cracking. As more and more individuals begin to realize that they are eating their way to disease through the consumption of these products, they become outraged at the companies peddling their latest toxic food product. The result? [...]

  • The Origins of Sustainability, by Kelly Wendorf

      In our commitment to saving the planet, we are often put at odds with our own species. Ecological destruction seems inevitable as long as humanity is present. How can we be the cure, rather than the disease? Most sustainability initiatives focus on adult-centred change, but what is overlooked are the forging elements that shape [...]

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Moms and Anarchists Unite in March Against Monsanto: Food Revolution A...

May 27 Food, Genetically Modified Organisms and Genetically Engineered Foods, Social Justice, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
Lisa Reagan, Kindred’s editor, covers a march near her home in Richmond, Virginia, talks to the March Against Monsanto founder, Tami Canal, and interviews Jeffrey Smith, the world’s foremost nonGMO consumer advocate on “...
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Why March Against Monsanto on May 25, 2013

May 23 Genetically Modified Organisms and Genetically Engineered Foods, Nature and the Environment, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
David Suzuki explains the dangers of GMOs and Round-Up in this documentary. Celebrities Explain Why We Should Label GMOs   More Reasons to March Against Monsanto: How the March Against Monsanto Can and Will Change t...
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Actor Matt Damon Goes on Toilet Strike for World Water Crisis, Watch V...

February 14 Social Justice, Sustainability, Thinking Global, Water no comments
Caption: Co-founder of Water.org, Matt Damon, held a press conference to make an enormous announcement: until every person in the world has access to clean water and a toilet, he’s on strike. But not from acting...
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Global Activism is Taking Down the Toxic Corporate Food Industry

April 12 Farming, Food, Genetically Modified Organisms and Genetically Engineered Foods, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
The foundation of the international food industry, monopolized by large corporations that hold zero regard for your health, is cracking. As more and more individuals begin to realize that they are eating their way t...

The Origins of Sustainability, by Kelly Wendorf

May 24 Sustainability, Thinking Global, Youth no comments
  In our commitment to saving the planet, we are often put at odds with our own species. Ecological destruction seems inevitable as long as humanity is present. How can we be the cure, rather than the disease? Most ...

The Gift of Giving

March 1 Food, Thinking Global, Wellbeing no comments
There is something about Christmas in the age of mass consumerism which can make us feel dread. The magic we can assert in our children’s imagination at this time of the year, whatever our belief system, can be tai...
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Women as a Battlefield

December 2 Culture, Social Justice, Thinking Global no comments
No article of clothing so controversially evokes hostility and revulsion in Western societies as the headscarf, or hijab, worn by many Muslim women. Sampling the vitriol of a thousand talk-back radio callers, this cannot...

Intelligent Growth

December 2 Environmental Justice, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
It has always amazed me how our culture seems to have immense difficulty in accepting one very simple fact—that the Earth is a finite sphere that cannot suffer our depredations without limit. Or, to put it differen...

Yes We Can

December 2 First world peoples, Social Justice, Spirituality, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
We are stardust, we are golden, We are billion-year-old carbon. And we got to get ourselves back to the garden. – Joni Mitchell The rejoicing is everywhere. Just today, while walking down the street, someone walked...

The Case for Local Food

February 1 Food, Social Justice, Sustainability, Thinking Global no comments
If you want to create a more sustainable society, a good place to start is by helping to rebuild your local food economy: food is something everyone, everywhere, needs every day, which means that even relatively small ch...
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