By
Richard Hil
Time to talk
Activists are constantly wanting, waiting and hoping to affect some sort of change. It’s why they’re activists. They don’t always agree about the change they want, or how to achieve it – and that’s OK.
There are of course many pathways to change, not all of them grand, revolutionary or universal, but each contribute to a transformational space process.
If the change we’re after is a more equitable, peaceful and sustainable world then we need relevant, meaningful conversations that are grounded in the reality of our everyday lives.
These conversations are both urgent and necessary.
It may sound clichéd, but we do indeed face many intersecting crises, not least that of anthropogenic climate change.
This is a major existential threat for which the only answer is to replace the current rapacious economic system with something else – something more attuned to ecological survival, wellbeing and social/personal fulfilment.
How…
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