THE PROBLEM: Fight, Flight, Freeze. Analysis Paralysis. How do we as individuals really stand still and look at the long-term changes we must make address climate change? How do we discover not just an aspiration, but a goal with a strategy underneath it? What gets us moving creatively, rather than

THE PROBLEM: One of the most awful chapters of Real American History is the government policy of "assimilating" indigenous tribes by removing children from their families and stripping away their languages via cruel punishments in boarding schools. This has meant the extinction of hundreds of unique languages among

I can't help it, the work of Joe Brewer and The Design School for Regenerating the Earth lifts and opens my heart into a SANE state like no other information I've ever found. This conversation between Joe and Don Longboat of the Mohawk Nation, a Professor

THE PROBLEM: Everything is so goddam serious! Like, YIKES and YIKES every minute! WHO'S ALREADY ON IT: Science Fiction & Fantasy writer O. Westin started this fun thing a few years ago on That Social Media Site which I now call Xitter. Westin accepted the challenge of 142

THE PROBLEM: Climate change and the resulting disasters disrupting our lives are crises so dire and complicated and interconnected that it's a headache to try to fit them all into one skull. It's just too big to grasp. WHO'S ALREADY ON IT: Storytellers! Got

THE PROBLEM: Although a few small, determined groups around this North American Turtle Island are already succeeding at regenerating watersheds and rivers, there are many other groups that look at the challenges of their particular river and wonder how to proceed. The succeeding and struggling groups don't know

THE PROBLEM: We think the processes that will save us, or at least make us rich for a short spasm of time, are the big tech-y technical things we can hold in our hands, put on racks, send into orbit, etc. etc. etc. The bigger and tech-ier, the better! So

THE PROBLEM: Who do we trust for information? Who is really seeing things as they are, and telling it like it is – and they’re not on YouTube? The breakdown of trust in information and information-bearers has thrown us back on our hearts and guts, memory, critical thinking, and common