Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
While there are striking parallels between both countries, India appears to have ventured further down the road of far-right violence. Its experience could potentially offer Americans some valuable, if grim, lessons.
How have we tolerated the dissonance between our comfortable lifestyles and the deadly costs trailing along behind them?
As humankind grapples with climate change, communities around the world show what’s possible by planning hundreds of years ahead.
Above all then, we seek to connect people with offers to participate and take action; channelling the undercurrent of citizen energy we believe is already forming tomorrow’s climate majority.
Capitalism in essence is a cannibal, primed to guzzle its own conditions of possibility.
So let’s make our story one that nurtures and kindles a deep deep longing for the future, whether we have a time machine or not.
Not everyone will yet be ready to meet us in commoning. But some will. And these are the friends we will be needing
Our current predicament demands an alternative design paradigm that envisions its infrastructures as if we were 8 billion humans living in an overstressed finite planet—because we are.
The future Steppe world, if it comes, is one we seem unprepared for.
The arrival of this AI challenge to our adaptive capacities is occurring precisely at the historical moment in which all of the other facets of the polycrisis are reaching a kind of historical crescendo or apogee.
Below, we propose some basic insights, claims, and commitments that all seekers of new societal relations might choose to further develop and refine. The 20 theses are not ours per se, but come from many movements over years, decades, and even centuries.
How can we explain the explosive emergence of global awareness of the polycrisis over the past year, 2022-2023? Three years ago, almost no one had heard of the polycrisis. What happened?
