Movement Generation Cultivates Home, Confronts Crisis With Hope
On a starry night in 2015, Quinton Sankofa sat with new friends in the serenity of Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, preparing to return to Oakland the next day. Sankofa was leading Permaculture for the People, an intensive course organized by Movement Generation Justice and Ecology Project (Movement Generation). For a week they had lived in this beautiful rural California center, learning the theory and concepts of permaculture and linking them with justice.Real Solutions on Climate, Right Now
As world leaders and peoples movements gather in Paris to forge agreement about how to address the climate crisis, some common wisdom can guide us. Solving any problem requires three basic steps:Our Family, Our Future: My Global Migration Pledge
As I write this, the bodies of hundreds of people are being pulled from the water off the coast of Libya, after two boats sank, drowning women, men, and children migrating in desperation from [...]
From French Fries to Fracking — Inspiring Movement Moments of 2013
Remember this spring, when the Associated Press finally dropped the I-word, and youth of color defeated prison-to-pipeline policies in Los Angeles public schools?
Or remember back in February when 50,000 people rallied in DC against the XL [...]