First steps to changing your media diet
10 percent more media for possibilities
- The Happiness Project
- TED | Talks
- Pangea Day: Harnessing the Power of Film to Inspire and Compel Social Change
- ONE dot org: The Blog
- onBeing: Shifting from "other" to "similar"
- Made A Difference For That One: A Surgeon's Letters Home From Iraq
- Have Fun • Do Good
- Global Oneness Project
- DailyGood: Positive News and Inspiration From Around the World
- CNVC: Center for Nonviolent Communication
Books we like
A Previous Conversation: Sustainability
- About that Stuff, 5 things you can do to help spread the ripples
- Story of Stuff: Annie's story
- Four ways to keep your sustainability mindset in the forefront
- Soapbox: 3 ways to advocate and activate
- Alison's soup
- Tap into your love for the world: share some water
- Sustainability and Scrabble
- Why the impossible needs to be considered in terms of steps, maybe 5 steps
- Foreign policy, environmental activism? What we call it: global citizenry
A Previous Conversation: A World Fit for Kids
- What if we decided? Creating a world fit for kids
- Making cultural bonds with kites and tops
- A blog from Chris Coppola: a world fit for kids
- Cool combinations, jaunty juxtapositions, and rippling care-versations
- Karli's list
- Six things I realized about using media to heal the world while I was stripping the walls
- 16 million African orphans; Braden takes 1,600
- Can the fate of the world depend on the fate of women?
- A "What If?" for the world
A Previous Conversation: Peace and Connection
- Make a way out of no way
- Look out, Wichita! Here comes Dayton
- Peace: It's not just your imagination
- Hometown Baghdad
- Investing in connection: An interview with the founder of MicroPlace
- Peace: the majority finds its voice
- Peace: Connecting to self, connecting to others
- HumanKindMedia: Hooray! I Got My Smile Cards
- Connection and tipping points, revisited
- Paying it forward with the Global Oneness Project
From our revered guest bloggers
- Liz Tascio: The 5% possibility shift Obama gave us
- Liz Tascio: How to avoid a mugging
- Terry Selucky introduces us to John Picard
- Liz Tascio: Did I throw that out?
- Liz Tascio - Hip hop fans show me a thing or two
- Chris Coppola: A world fit for kids
- Liz Tascio: From the 13th century to 2008: What we've learned
- Liz Tascio: World peace breaks out in the corner bodega
- Liz Tascio: How loving the world is like true love itself
- Liz Tascio: Jumping over stumbling blocks
Categories
- 10%: Changing our Media Diet (53)
- Amazing Creative People and Organizations (19)
- Building a global community (70)
- Coming to the aid of children around the world (17)
- Cool Communities (9)
- Ending Poverty and Disease (18)
- Ending Violence and Oppression (11)
- Generosity (14)
- Guest Blogs (4)
- Help a woman, heal the world (12)
- How They Started: Interviews (16)
- HumanKind (25)
- Music (1)
- Peace and Connection (47)
- Sustainable Living as a Global Citizenry (24)
- Theme Tuesday (2)
- Time in perspective (1)
Archives
Categories
- 10%: Changing our Media Diet
- Amazing Creative People and Organizations
- Building a global community
- Coming to the aid of children around the world
- Cool Communities
- Ending Poverty and Disease
- Ending Violence and Oppression
- Generosity
- Guest Blogs
- Help a woman, heal the world
- How They Started: Interviews
- HumanKind
- Music
- Peace and Connection
- Sustainable Living as a Global Citizenry
- Theme Tuesday
- Time in perspective
Why we started
- 1. We noticed that beneath our many human desires for career, family, achievement, and more, we all have one shared, powerful longing for a healed and peaceful world. But it seems impossible.
- 2. We realized that global media offers a powerful way to tell a different story about what's possible for impossible problems.
- 3. We saw there are people already tackling the impossible, locally, regionally, internationally. We wondered, "What would happen if we shifted media consumption even by 5% to stories of possibility?"
- 4. We decided to be the change we want to see: We decided to create media around our shared human intention to heal the world.
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Recent Comments
- Thank you humankind for helping me feel encouraged on my own journey. i now know where to come when it all feels 'impossible' to me.
- Sometimes I can get lost in the writing and lose the message- this is simply beautiful writing. Twice I said aloud, God damn, this is good!!!
- I just donated a net to "Malaria No More". I figure better late than never, and I'm certain they haven't run out of mosquitos yet. I also signed up for the 29 day challenge. Keep up the good work!
- Good news can inspire people to believe that it is possible. I'll also admit that it is humbling to hear about those who can look at a tragedy and make the choice, yes, I will do it, I'll help. Thanks, too, for your hints for things that we can all do.
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- Wow, wow, WOW! I think I could stay here all day (do you accept overnighter's?). I like this space alot!
Worthwhile Tangents
- BigCarrot takes the prize...and does something cool with it
- Post #101 - 4 things I learned in April about impermanence
- A different kind of movie star
- Shift happens: possibilities abound
- New year, new possibilities
- Hooray! I Got My Smile Cards
- Too much fun :)
- A surprise next door
- Hey, you're gorgeous!
- Lamed Vovniks, all
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