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Scoop.it!
This book offers useful ideas for integrating design thinking into a work environment but could provide more specific guidelines for the design process itself. 
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Scoop.it!
One person’s unconstrained self-interest is another person’s oppression. Whenever someone becomes unaware of (or uninterested in) the needs of others, the result is dominance by the one and oppression of the other. So, one nonviolent way to counter oppression is to address the destructive self-interest of individuals and groups.
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In this essay, Glenda Eoyang will explore paths of Adaptive Action to counteract propaganda.
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We live in an age of protest. On campuses, in public squares, on streets and social media, protestors around the world are challenging the status quo. But while protest is often necessary, is it enough?
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As the Lakota Sioux continue their peaceful blockade of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, the story’s absence from the national media narrative is palpable. Considering the corporat
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A beautiful thing is happening: Advocates for racial justice and for environmental protection—too often, movements quite distant from each other—are coming together in a new way.
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Elizabeth Stefanski is an impatient social innovation junkie with over a decade of experience in building and leading social ventures. She recently joined th...
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Sparking a national discussion and debate about a Next System, the Next System Teach-Ins will unite thousands of university students, faculty, and staff, and...
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Systems thinking is getting a lot of attention these days. For Humanity United, it's provided a way to approach human rights and security issues that can seem overwhelming and intractable.
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Art As Protest: An Open Call For Art From OCCCA Exhibition Dates: June 3 through July 8, 2017 The arc of history bends towards justice. Protest art just speeds things along. Protest art afflicts the comfortable, and comforts the afflicted. Protest art helps us to imagine a future free from the tyranny of ignorance and deprivation. As the late Carrie Fisher said, “Take your broken heart and make it into art.”
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On this week’s episode of On Contact, Chris Hedges discusses strategies of resistance with Michael Gecan, author of “Going Public: An Organizer’s Guide to Citizen Action”. RT Correspondent reports on the godfather of community organizing, Saul Alinsky.
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When Margaret Milner first heard about the injustices Indigenous people in Canada face, she was horrified. As a child, she was fascinated and confused by the concept of racism, and was shocked when her father first told her about residential schools.
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Check out our unique perspectives on the intersection of design and the social sector.
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We spoke with philosopher, linguist, and social critic Noam Chomsky about how we build popular power to change the system.
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On December 7th 2015, Sally Wilson addressed a full classroom in the Sustainable Living building at Maharishi University where she will be teaching an Applied
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