Global Community Healing and Transformation: 350.org; social justice; New York Climate Summit; Ban Ki Moon; Climate Justice; CLIMATE DISRUPTION

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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

The Great Social Justice Movement of our Time-- the Climate Justice Movement!

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I created this blog to initiate a discussion around the challenges for healing in our lives, from the most immediate and intimate levels of self-family-community, out to sweeping regional and global levels as our living planet, and thus humanity, faces greater threats and changes than we've imagined in our known history of existence. Potentially, it is also my hope that this forum for resource sharing, discussion and exchange, may serve to springboard a new form of organization, one that grows from seeds of mutual respect, of shared concern and compassion, whose originating structures are based on the connection we share with one another, the responsibility we share for each other, the planet, our children and all life forms, and future generations to follow. ~ Emilie Parry 2007 *Unless otherwise stated, all opinions expressed are my own.

Book and Journals List (please send me your recommendations!)

Coming Back to LIfe: the Guide to the Work That Reconnects, by Joanna Macy & Mary Young Brown
Development as Freedom, by Amartya Sen
Durable Peace: Challenges for Peacebuildng in Africa
Esalen by Jeffrey J. Kripal
Leading Through Conflict: How Successful Leaders Transform Differences into Opportunities, by Mark Gerzon
Pathologies of Power- Health, Human Rights and the New War on the Poor, by Paul Farmer
Rural Studio: Samuel Mockbee and An Architecture of Decency
Samuel Mockbee and the Rural Studio: Community Architecture
Sustainable Agriculture and Resistance: Transformation Food Production in Cuba, a Food First Book
The End of Poverty, Economic Possibilities for Our Tiem, by Jeffrey D. Sachs
The Evolution of International Human Rights-Visions Seen by Paul Gordon Lauren
The Long Haul, autobiography by Myles Horton
Undermining Development: The Absence of Power Among Local NGOs in Africa, by Sarah Michael