The Sustainability Revolution – part 27: Ponderings, Trust and Morals – Part 1  

Revolutions are never the act of any single person.  They are the consequence of groups of people with a like mind who usually have discussed in-depth the problems and options for change.  Most of the time in the past it was often a violent sequence of events to overthrow a Read more

Empathy, Leadership, and Civic Agency Part 1

In previous posts I have written about empathy and leadership (e.g. Spiritual Crisis is the World’s Greatest Problem Part 2 – Cultural Sensitivity and Empathy) but I would like to revisit it again through a frame of empathy.  Civic mobilization requires that we understand and address the underlying problems that Read more

Manifesting a New Global Society while keeping our diverse global cultures 3 – Leadership

As an academic, in a university setting, I found myself leading a sustainability degree program and the charge for many sustainability projects and situations that I felt needed change on campus and within the local communities.  I would not say I am a person who aspires to be a leader.  Read more