From hands-on activities that gave us a taste of what cooperation and competition feel like to crafting stories of regenerative futures, it was energizing to retreat from our regular day-to-day lives to connect and learn in an inspiring community of co-learners. 

Nate Hagens makes a strong case for choosing a different path forward. What struck me most, is that just how much the answers are rooted in love.

We see our fiscally-sponsored projects as partners in our mission to build collective power.

We spend most of our time at work, so what better place than our workplaces to learn to practice democracy and work toward a Just Transition?

We invite you to participate in a democratic process for designing a Just Transition-aligned pilot community fund for the city of Kingston! More info here.

We are excited to announce that we’re exploring the creation of a community-designed, community-controlled fund.

The days are getting shorter, the light coming through the trees hits the windows at a [...]

Are you crafting moments of relief and peace? Radical self care is a real, living thing.

It's Juneteenth. On Wednesday, I took part in the Wednesday Walk 4 Black Lives here in [...]

We are rising up and calling for justice. With protests filling the streets and town squares [...]

Depending where you look, how you’re feeling in that moment, it can feel like the worst [...]