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Peace Makers
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Compassion: The Radicalism of this Age
By Michael Nagler
The connection between compassion, quarks, biodiversity, and nonviolence
Compassionate Listening
By Kari Thorene
US peace activist discover the power of listening and dialogue
Aussie Apology
By John Bond
Australians unleash a national movement to apologize to the Aboriginal people
Irish Healing?
By Sandy Watson.
A tragic bombing is a wake up call to a village in Northern Ireland
The Politics of Re-enchantment
By Harlan Cleveland and Marc Luyckx.
Can a transmodern mindset open the way to a new conversation among nations?
Making Peace Among Religions
By Sarah Van Gelder.
Spiritual leaders from 50 countries call for an end to violence in the name of religion
A New Military
By Brigadier General Michael Harbottle
Possibilities for a transformed military
Peace Innovations
Toy gun trade-in, a walk through history, scenarios that help create the future, a campus race dialogue
Parenting Partnerships
By Tera Abelson and Greta Cowan
Divorced parents struggle to find peaceful alternatives to the conflicts that can be so devastating for children
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Restorative Justice
By Tag Evers
When a mother meets her son's murderer, grief and anger turn into action
Healing Into Action
By Cherie Brown and George Mazza
Simple ways to reach across ethnic, racial and other divides
Features
Heart & Soul
South Africa: "A Beacon of Hope"
By Archbishop Desmond Tutu
The South Africa Truth and Reconciliation Commission's effort to heal the wounds left from years of apartheid has come under attack. But Archbishop Desmond Tutu believes this form of reconciliation is the country's best hope
Place
Gaviotas Oasis of the Imagination - part 2
(part 1 from previous issue)
By Alan Weisman
In the midst of some of the most barren reaches of Colombia, a group of visionaries invent sustainable technologies, plant trees, and discover - to their amazement - that the rainforest is returning
Business & Livelihood
The Natural Step: Interview with Karl-Henrik Robert
By Sarah van Gelder
Dr. Karl-Henrik Robert had an epiphany about the basic requirements of life when examining cells under a micro-scope. the Natural Step, which grew out of that insight, is helping to green cities, businesses, and house-holds in Sweden, and now in the United States
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