Good Work Institute is thrilled to announce the culmination of a multi-year collaborative design process that tackled how to create a democratically-controlled community fund for the benefit of Kingston.
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In what I can only describe as a gift to the community, on Oct. 9th 2024, Dr. Resmaa Menakem & T. Mychael Rambo spoke at Rough Draft Bar & Books. Watch the video!
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I have had the good fortune of attending three carnivals in the past year and a half. They didn’t feature rides or attractions or non-stop action. There was no cotton candy, funnel cake, or coin toss…
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The idea that we don’t learn well when our nervous systems are on alert and we don’t feel safe now seems like a truth I’ve always known, but it was a revelation when I first heard it.
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An hour could only cover so much, but what was offered was deep, personal and from a place that truly questions our relationship to all existence.
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We are only a few months out from being able to publicly announce and then support the launch of a new community fund in Kingston!
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I saw the future at the Cityscapes Summit, or at least, the future I hope to see in my lifetime: where equity is built into our economic systems from the ground up…
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There is more than one way to skin a cat. The violence simply isn’t necessary. There is in fact more than one way to pet a cat.
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The medicine of right relationship is always there for us, patiently waiting like a mother for her child to find his way home. The prescription is as simple as it is profound — a felt experience of connection.
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There is more than one way to skin a cat. The violence simply isn’t necessary. There is in fact more than one way to pet a cat.
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Language frames our relationship and perspective with the world around and within us.
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It’s been a challenging start to the year. Last week a colleague said February is the new January, implying the need to begin again.
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These times call for collective action. Your gift is the solid ground that allows us to support and cultivate Good Work: that is, people and initiatives that are rejecting systems of oppression and extraction, and building regenerative economies and thriving communities.
