Everyday people must build social movements capable of creating a new society. These essays discuss the autonomy we’ll rely on to do so.
Reflections on finishing the introduction chapter in my ecological transition guidebook, which lays out the crises we face and offers a vision of root-level solutions.
Maps & Bridges: Tackling Societal Crises Through Inner & Outer Transformation Read More »
Reflections on finishing a chapter in my ecological transition guidebook about developing a “moral agent identity.”
Cultivating Moral Agency to Transform Self and Society Read More »
By pursuing personal life goals that fulfill our basic needs and civic goals that create sustainable societies, we find limitless purpose.
Goals for a Purposeful Life Read More »
If our understanding of climate justice doesn’t acknowledge the complex ethical trade-offs we face, full-scale climate action may be impossible.
Climate Justice in an Ethically Complex World Read More »
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing limits-informed values–part 2.
Embracing the Values of Sustainable and Democratic Societies (part 2) Read More »
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing limits-informed values.
Embracing the Values of Sustainable and Democratic Societies (part 1) Read More »
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing a “critical thinking identity.”
Critical Thinking: Vital for Creating Sustainable and Democratic Societies Read More »
I’m writing a guidebook for the transition towards sustainable and democratic societies, and sharing parts of the process.
Writing a Guidebook for An Ecological Transition Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 1: An introduction to the themes covered and to climate action epistemology.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 1: An Activist’s Analysis of the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 2: A critical look at the perceptions created by standard climate mitigation models.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 2: Mitigation Modeling in the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »