discovering justice that comes from love | transform. | july 2010
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Read this version online: http://transformativechange.org/transform/journal/201007.html Download printable PDF version: http://transformativechange.org/transform/print/201007.pdf This month's transform.: http://transformativechange.org/transform/2010/07/
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Traditionally, the July issue is transform's "Best Of" Issue because the core editorial staff takes a week to deepen our collective practice and learning about the connection between justice on the inside and justice on the outside in our annual "Inner Justice Intensive." This July is no different. Something powerful happens when we take time to reflect on moments in life where critical points of transformation and growth happened.
Framing Deep Change | NEW
We all know that being the change we want to see in the world takes deep reflection, constant nurturing and consistent action. Revisiting those events that left lasting impressions on the way we choose to see our world can give us strength in making it through the challenges that time presents to us. This isn't a dwelling on the past, but a recollection of the energy of moments which can fuel the momentum of our lives now. Allow these stories to help you in changing the world now.
Third Way Press, June 2010.
And because this issue follows the US Social Forum, we want to bring special attention to some initial reflections of some powerful work that happened there, including a mash-up video of People's Movement Assemblies and USSF Report: Doing and Defining Transformation. Finally, because it is timely, a tribute to Oscar Grant points the way to discovering justice for all . Just as we are grateful for our ancestors, let us be grateful to ourselves and to those that still exist. We grow from what has been into being what is NOW.
Publication CXC is both proud and excited to announce our first publication.
framing deep change: essays on transformative social change [ISBN:9780982884508. www.thirdwaypress.org] features seven powerful essays and articulations of transformative social change by leaders in this emerging field. A short compilation from some of the most committed and compelling thinkers, shapers and articulators of what we've come to call Transformative Social Change. Featuring essays by people that have featured in transform., including adrienne maree brown, Robert Gass, Staci Haines, Claudia Horwitz, Ng'ethe Maina, angel Kyodo williams and a joint piece from Movement Strategy Center. Read more... Read it online free @ xsochange library... Download your free copy or order print version
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