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Category Archives: Current Issues
What small thing…? (the power of difference, & neighbors gathering)
As I prep for an ABCD Training for the Public Library Association next week in Chicago, I am moved to revisit some of my favorite stories I’ve encountered of people changing the world starting right outside their front door, acting … Continue reading
Tweet! Awakening to Twitter
Woohoo! Day Two of my Blog-a-Day rhythm. So here’s something hopefully very useful: my learning from a learning session about using Twitter for social change I attended earlier this week. Ironically, the reason this blog is happening is because of … Continue reading
Ferguson, Pt.II: On the Ground
The trip to Ferguson made me deeply confront and reflect on my own role in creating and supporting others to create a more equal, just and loving world. That confrontation began before the trip even began… TO GO, OR NOT … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Kids & Youth, Public Space, Social Justice / Equality
Tagged activism, democracy, equality, Ferguson, Michael Brown, Mike Brown, Missouri, race, racism, social justice, U.S.
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Ferguson, Pt. I: My Conundrum
This blog is hard to write, which is in part why it’s taken me one week to do it… And, I’m taking my discomfort and sense of being overwhelmed by this task as a sign that it must be … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Public Space, Social Justice / Equality
Tagged Darren Wilson, dialogue, Ferguson, Michael Brown, peace, race, racism, social justice, U.S.A., unity
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“Love the Life I’m Livin'”… Danny’s Meal
Last Friday, I attended an incredible dinner hosted by Danny Comacho, a natural roving listener in the Broadway neighborhood. The gathering underlined for me the power of hosting, and the importance of keeping hold of “mystery” as we practice community. This would … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Music, Neighborhoods, People Who Inspire Me
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