http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdwCKzqVRdQ Two WESPAC volunteers, Tracy Basile and Scott Halfmann, were recipients of a WCF and Elias Foundation grant which enabled Them to attend the course “Reel Change for Nonprofits” taught by Theresa Dawson at the...
The Biopsychology of Cooperation Part One
The Biopsychology of CooperationMichael TowseyUnderstanding Prout – Essays on Sustainability and Transformation, Volume 1. CopyrightProutist Universal, Australia, 2010. Version: 26th February 2010.IntroductionThe cooperative system is fundamental to the organization,...
Research Assistant
Job Opening Research Assistant for Gar Alperovitz, www.garalperovitz.com Review of applications will begin March 23, 2009. Late applications, however, may possibly be considered in special cases. Applications received after April 3, 2009 will not be considered....
How the NYS Budget Affects You
A People’s Town Hall:
How the New York State Budget Affects You
Tell TIAA-Cref to Divest from Occupation
SAVE THE DATE: July 19, tell TIAA-CREF to divest from the occupation of Palestine
NY State Senate Passes Moratorium
The New York State Senate took a bold step late last night to ensure that risky new gas drilling techniques will not move forward until the state has properly evaluated environmental and public health threats.
In light of many incidents of drinking water contamination, dead livestock, and catastrophic explosions, Senators in both parties voted to instate an 11-month moratorium on the controversial practice of drilling known as hydraulic fracturing or fracking. The moratorium (S8129B/Thompson) passed by a strong majority in a vote of 48 to 9, with overwhelming bipartisan support. Senate Minority Leader Dean Skelos led eighteen other Republicans in voting for the legislation.
50, 000 line up for aid in Detroit
50,000 line up for housing aid in Detroit By Jerry White 8 October 2009 [Click here to toggle images] An estimated 50,000 residents of Detroit filed into Cobo Hall convention center on Wednesday seeking assistance to pay utility bills and keep from being evicted...
Palestine’s last Village
Lifta to be Razed for Israeli Vacation Homes Palestine's Last Village Faces Bulldozers By JONATHAN COOK Lifta. On a rocky slope dropping steeply away from the busy main road at the entrance to West Jerusalem is to be found a...
Letter from Vitalah
Journal News, June 15, 2010 The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico should be a wake-up call for Washington: It's time for an immediate and long-range plan to end America's addiction to oil and to switch to clean, renewable, sustainable energy sources, like solar,...
Minutes of Economic Justice Cte meeting
On August 20th the Economic Justice Committee met and discussed the issue of affordable housing in Winchester. Geoff Smith explained to members that the $ 50 million to be spent on this project was in fact a fine on the County for misstating and misrepresenting it's...