Moral outrage is a very powerful process in the quest for social justice, but it can also be addictive and involve shaming and blaming. Roshi Joan Halifax discusses how we can use this powerful energy to enhance the possibility for resolution not polarisation. Watch video

My Revolution Lives In This Body #20thAnniversaryVDay Written by Eve Ensler Performed by Rosario Dawson Directed and Edited by Deborah Anderson Presented by V20 and One Billion Rising #RiseResistUnite Watch video

In this short video, the powerful poem Start Close In is read by the author, David Whyte. Apt inspiration at the start of a new year replete with possibility and potential.... Start close in, don’t take the second step or the third, start with the first thing close in, the step you don’t want to take. Start with the ground you know, the pale ground beneath your feet, your own way to begin the conversation. Start with your own question, give up on other people’s questions, don’t let … Watch video

An engaging fireside chat with Satish Kumar, Findhorn Fellow and founding director of Schumacher College.... "Activism and hope go hand in hand. Hope is not wishy-washy. Hope is imaginative and creative. And to have hope, you need to have courage and conviction, and you need to be strong, resilient and empowered. Change will come when you are the embodiment of the change. Each and every one of us has the potential to be a Gandhi." Thank you to Daniel Wahl for sharing this beautiful talk! Watch video

Findhorn Fellow and Buddhist eco-philosopher, Joanna Macy, passionately explains, in Part 1 of this talk, that hope is not a passive state – it is not something you have, it is something you DO. Elaborating on The Work the Reconnects, Joanna acknowledges the pain of the challenging times that we are living in, yet joyfully illuminates how, by embracing 'Active Hope', we can all share our gifts to be part of the biggest social movement in the history of human kind: 'The Great Turning'. This is a … Watch video