What would it look like to build a movement for the 100%? To create an "us" without a "them"? This is a monthly(ish) newsletter exploring these questions, in service of building a world where everyone — and everything — belongs.
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The week “AI existential risk” went mainstream
human ingenuity juxtaposed with nature’s beauty… from a trip to the Bay this week
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) discourse is moving so fast with so many moving parts that it’s incredibly difficult to separate signal from noise. Last wee...
A Politics of Belonging: this is how we (all) win
Salish Sea summer sunset
Here in the United States we are witnessing something I haven’t seen in my lifetime: the ascendance of an inclusive, young, diverse, and joyful movement in U.S. politics—and it’s winning.
Two and a half years ago,...
We need to talk about the Devil
into the fog in a southern Oregon watershed… seeking belonging
Ten years ago on the eve of Trump’s 2016 election I finished Eric Hoffer’s 1951 classic The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements. In it he wrote this:
Hat...
Finding the resonant wavelength
The labyrinth at Commonweal, from an April visit
It’s a wild time to be alive. So much to say/feel/do, and—for me—not enough time to write. In lieu of a normal post exploring a specific topic, today I want to share a few of the threads I’m...
Neurodivergence and belonging: understanding myself and the world
spotted at Mercer Middle School, Seattle
I was 9 years old—right between the ages of my two children right now—when I first understood in a deep way that I was different. The first Gulf War had just started: the first war I had any conscio...
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Global citizen, lover of all beings, parent, bridger. Committed to co-creating a world where everyone (& everything) belongs: where everyone is safe, seen, and celebrated.
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