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Bill McKibben: What Winning The Climate Change Battle Looks Like
The most influential climate activist of our era, Bill McKibben, a founder of the extraordinarily effective 350.org grassroots campaign, describes the immense groundswell of global citizen engagement rising to challenge the "dirty" energy industry. Find out where we are scientifically and politically in the transformation to end our reliance on fossil fuels, while lighting the pathways toward a clean-energy future.
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Nina Simons: Cultivating Diversity, Intuition and Attention for Resilience
Bioneers Co-Founder Nina Simons and her keynote address at the 2017 Bioneers Conference.
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Ericka Huggins: The Role of Spiritual Practice In Social Justice Work
Ericka Huggins, the renowned former Black Panther, political prisoner, human rights activist — and educator, poet, and professor of Sociology and African American Studies at Merritt College in Oakland — has, for 35 years, advocated for "restorative justice" and the role of spiritual practice in sustaining activism and promoting social change. Grounded in her belief in the greatness of the human heart, Ericka says each one of us has the ability to look there for the answers to questions about the future of our world.
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2019-02-27T18:00:00-08:00KCETLINK
Gar Alper Ovitz - Why We Need A Next System
Gar Alperovitz, co-founder of The Democracy Collaborative and co-chair of its The Next System Project, shows how we can begin to build together for the systemic change we need to save both democracy and the planet.
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2019-03-06T18:00:00-08:00KCETLINK
Michael Pollan - How to Change Your Mind
Michael Pollan shares his luminous insights from what began as investigative reportage and became a very personal interior journey into the mystery of consciousness and the nature of spirituality at this perilous moment when only a shift in human consciousness can alter the deadly trajectory of our societies.
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