Community
Our Bodies Are Made for Walking
By Jay Walljasper
Huge health benefits heighten the need to make sure all Americans live in walkable communities.
Alternative Childbirth and Food Options of Today
By Barbara Katz Rothman
Find meaning in life by bringing birthing and cooking back home in a society of commercialized choices.
Extra Kindness for the Most Vulnerable (and Resilient) Mariposas
By Norman Allen, from YES! Magazine
LGBTQ refugees and immigrants often lack a supportive network of fellow nationals – but now that’s changing.
Maroons and the Dismal Swamp
By William H. Funk, from Humanities
One road out of slavery took you straight into the boggiest place you’ve ever been.
How to Turn Neighborhoods Into Hubs of Resilience
By Taj James and Rosa González, from Yes! Magazine
Three places showing how to make the transition from domination and resource extraction to regeneration and interdependence.
The Talk: Surviving Police Encounters While Black
By Arienne Thompson Plourde and Amelia Thompson, from Notre Dame Magazine
The Talk is a rite of passage for many African-American children: parental warnings on how to handle racial discrimination from police.
Everyday Heroism After a Car Accident
By Jason Arias, from Oregon Humanities
The collective strength of strangers after a horrifying car accident is a moving example of everyday heroism.
Motivating Addicts — and Their Doctors
By Jessica Cohen
How doctors can be retrained to use empathy in addiction treatment programs for better success with patients and with themselves.
