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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Coercion And Positive Alternatives In The Classroom From: Freedom To Learn View	Sometimes we encounter teachers who are willing to adopt some positive methods, but insist they must continue to use systems of consequences for inappropriate behavior. Unfortunately, the …	Art Willans; Cari Williams	27	2018	$2.70 Add
From Colonialism: The Acceleration From: The Memory We Could Be View	Colonialism was, and remains, a wholesale destruction of memory. Lands, the sources of identity, stolen. Languages, ripped from mouths. The collective loss to humanity was incalculable, as …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	36	2018	$3.60 Add
From Coming from Gratitude From: Coming Back to Life View	We have received an inestimable gift. To be alive in this beautiful, self-organizing universe — to participate in the dance of life with senses to perceive it, lungs that breathe it, organs …	Joanna Macy; Molly Young Brown	14	2014	$1.40 Add
From Coming Home to the Sacred From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View	Looking at the introduction of Christianity to the Picts in Scotland, comparing it to the ethos of Native American religions.	Heather Menzies	11	2014	$1.10 Add
From Common-Good Governance Locally and Globally From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View	There is a wealth of precedent out there to inspire a commoning movement, though not necessarily yet as scaled up, more polycentric levels.	Heather Menzies	12	2014	$1.20 Add
Common Threads Weaving Community through Collaborative Eco-Art	Common Threads is a unique guide to engaging community members in communal handwork for the greater good. Author Sharon Kallis provides a wealth of ideas for: * Working with unwanted natural …	Sharon Kallis	283	2014	View
From Common Threads From: Common Threads View	Weaving unmistakably weaves us all together regardless of what culture we come from. There are three kinds of woven cloth that can be found worldwide — everything comes back to tabby, twill …	Sharon Kallis	12	2014	$1.20 Add
From Commons and Commoning From: Free, Fair and Alive View	In the first chapter, the authors argue first that large-scale cooperation is possible for humans, and that commoning, our capacity to self-organize and help each other through creation of …	David Bollier	16	2019	$1.60 Add
From Communication From: Are We Done Fighting? View	The author examines what is known about how people tend to communicate and offers tips and perspectives on how to increase understanding and reduce tension, including an explanation of the …	Matthew Legge	17	2019	$1.70 Add
From Community Arts Happenings: Becoming Creators of Culture From: Catch the Fire View	Readings in section 2 of this title provides a guide for structuring community programs for success and how to integrate the arts into these programs. This reading discusses community arts events …	Charlie Murphy; Peggy Taylor	17	2014	$1.70 Add
From Community, Communication, Digital Mediation, and Friendship From: i-Minds, 2nd edition View	When we look at the changes in our own behavior due to i-tech, the first thing to very seriously consider is that the whole concept of social media was thought up by an individual who many …	Mari K Swingle	20	2019	$2.00 Add
From Community Engagement From: In The Business of Change View	A lesson they’ve learned is the importance of creating opportunities for empowerment and sustenance for the people they’re trying to help. Giving away free items without being mindful …	Elisa Birnbaum	16	2018	$1.60 Add
From Comon Knowledge and Knowledge Commons From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View	Claiming our agency as participants in situations, communities, and habitats who become responsibly knowledgeable about them is a huge first step towards reclaiming the commons.	Heather Menzies	11	2014	$1.10 Add
From NEW! Composting the Cutural Toxins of Colonization and Capitalism From: The Story is in Our Bones View	In this chapter, Lake describes how the "cultural toxins" of capitalism and colonialism inevitably result in inequality and ecological destruction, asserting the necessity of complete …	Osprey Orielle Lake	28	2024	$2.80 Add
From Concluding thoughts From: Fostering Sustainable Behavior View	Implementing a community-based social marketing strategy requires careful preliminary research, strategy development, piloting, implementation and evaluation. However, this attention to detail is …	Doug McKenzie-Mohr	7	2011	$0.70 Add
From Conclusion From: Uprooting Racism View	We can make a difference because each of us is already part of the community where racism exists and thrives. We are connected to neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and religious organizations. …	Paul Kivel	5	2017	$0.50 Add