2017-2018 NLI cohort members engage in a team building exercise focused on the dimensions of collaborative success.
This post was originally published on the Interaction Institute for Social Change blog by Curtis Ogden on October 2, 2017.  “We cannot live for ourselves alone.  Our lives are connected

Human Rights Can’t Wait!

UPDATE: Read Migrant Justice’s announcement on their agreement with Ben & Jerry’s! Dairy workers kicked off the “Human Rights Can’t Wait” speaking tour through the Northeast September 13, engaging hundreds of
Measuring Up: A Fall 2017 Metrics Blog Series (header)
This installment was originally posted on the Farm to Institution New England blog.  Welcome to Measuring Up, a six-part blog series designed to provide an introduction to the importance of

Assessing Network Health

In June 2017, Food Solutions New England (FSNE) conducted its first Network Health Assessment. The Assessment was developed to help FSNE organizers better understand network participation and impacts. Over 200
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Whitney Wright As we age, the nutritional requirements of our body become different than when we were younger. Since the lean body mass and basal metabolic rate decreases with age,
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This 43rd annual 3-day celebration (August 11-13, 2017 in Amherst, MA) brings together organic farmers, gardeners, growers, landscapers, and eaters from across the Northeast to share their inspiration and ideas
This post originally appeared on the Interaction Institute for Social Change blog.  “Life moves toward other life… If we trusted more in these cohering motions, we could move into an essential
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This post originally appeared on the Interaction Institute for Social Change (IISC) blog.  “Clearly, we made some people uncomfortable. Good. For too long, our comfort has come on the backs of many
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The exercise went like this: Pick a demographic profile.  Then, jot down all the characteristics you associate with that profile. These are known as stereotypical characteristics.   Then, think of someone
Cosecha Dia Sin Inmigrantes

What do we want?

Permanent protection, dignity and respect for the 11 million undocumented people in the US! When do we want it? NOW!! On April 16th, in the first of a two-part exploration