A few fall 2020 issue highlights:
Preserving Our Place: Isle de Jean Charles
“Preserving a place, whether physically, historically, or emotionally, usually comes about through great loss—as is the case with Isle de Jean Charles,“ writes Chantel Comardelle, in this moving meditation on a Louisiana community fighting for self-preservation in the face of long-ongoing social injustice and climate change.
by Chantel Comardelle
Regeneration—from the Beginning
“Traditional agriculture and the environmental movement are rooted in the same Western anthropocentrism, in that they both start with timelines and definitions that often do not include Indigenous peoples, practices, and worldviews,” writes A-dae Romero-Briones. “But regenerative agriculture, still in its infancy, has the power to be more than another oppressive movement.”
by A-dae Romero-Briones
Can Volunteers Help Nonprofits Keep Their Community Roots Alive?
Maintaining a volunteer base can be challenging in today’s nonprofit world. With more and more “professionals” at the helm, active community participation gets sidelined. What to do? This article discusses the importance of integrating nonprofits’ instrumental and expressive dimensions for a more balanced practice.
by Sue Carter Kahl
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