Universal Unconditional Basic Empathy Part 1 of 2
The real proving ground is community responsiveness to it’s needs. This forms the test against which ability to meet necessities breeds creativity, inventiveness and...
Read MoreThe real proving ground is community responsiveness to it’s needs. This forms the test against which ability to meet necessities breeds creativity, inventiveness and...
Read MoreHonest questions alongside open dialogue about the way in which we think about salaried and non-salaried contributions will open up space for more fruitful...
Read MoreWhen we start the conversation around contribution, and intentionally shift away from market language - including the word ‘value’ which is also an economic...
Read MoreMostly with good intentions, institutions develop processes that degrade the human capacity, inventiveness and autonomy of the person/persons they serve....
Read MoreThe concept of ‘abundant communities’ is vital as it recognizes that the huge reservoir of individual, associational, cultural, economic and ecological capacities we have...
Read More"It benefits without pretension, it is content with it’s nature, and therefore can’t be faulted."...
Read MoreThat life is a terminal condition should focus us, all the more strongly, on building community as a wise course of action in shaping...
Read MoreStart with a focus on that which is external, beyond our own senses and our influence is to inadvertently render that which is proximate...
Read MoreRecently I’ve been reflecting on the power of language and its ability to influence and fundamentally shape how institutions relate to the communities that...
Read MoreRather than client or customer, when you refer to someone as a citizen you see them as a primary inventor of a better tomorrow...
Read MoreHere the “fish” is social capital, not fiscal capital, in fact fiscal capital is only used as bait to draw out, and productively connect...
Read MoreSympathy creates dependence between ‘the needy’ and the ‘needed’, at the expense of interdependence at the center of community life. Empathy invites people who...
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