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I recently talked with Aaron Enyetu, who arrived here from Uganda just a few months ago. Aaron has worked both as a volunteer in the...

Black history is not just some polite tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. during February. Black history is our history, American history....

Here’s what I’m learning: When we’re learning something new—when we enter new territory—it’s uncomfortable. As far as I can tell, it’s...

Grace Reed’s article on Solving Homelessness talks about how effective the village model is for getting people off the streets and back...

My daughter turned 18 last March. This fall she headed off to college and has embarked on her own life adventure. As I look back, I...

I made a mistake. And it was horrible. Actually, it was a constellation of mistakes, because there never is just one. But I realized...

We’ve just finished a series on consultation and how it can be a powerful tool for learning together and building community. Now we’ll be...

Interview with Rose High Bear Inspired by a vision to write the story of Martin High Bear’s life, Rose High Bear ended up buying a video...

This article is part of a series on “Learning About Learning.” Have you ever felt overwhelmed at the beginning of a project? Or...

About a year and a half ago, I set an intention for myself to facilitate learning within groups and between groups. Suddenly all kinds of...

This whole Prosperity Project started when I read The Prosperity of Humankind and realized that unless we include every single human...

Last fall I set an intention to “facilitate learning within groups and between groups.” Since then, I’ve served on an elected body in my...

Knowledge is one of humanity’s most precious treasures. Yet throughout history, it’s been a treasure reserved for the elites of human...

Interview with Ryan Redman School can be stressful: tests, assignments, structure, after-school activities, deadlines, homework… There’s...

Interview with Donna Maxey Donna Maxey is the founder of Race Talks, a conversation series that gives people a safe place to talk about...

Interview with Ona Porter Ona Porter believes in people: if you give them the right tools, they’ll thrive. She’s been an advocate and an...

Jo Noren is a gifted gardener. Having retired from teaching kindergarten, she’s now able to combine her love for gardening with her love...

Interview with Kristina Golmohammadi Kristina is a teaching artist with the Center for Arts Education in New York City. She uses theater...