Shelly Francis, author of The Courage Way: Leading and Living with Integrity (2018). is the founder of Creative Courage Press, an independent publishing company based in Palisade, Colorado that is dedicated to bringing forth “refreshing ideas f...

Indian homemakers hold a unique position in the fabric of family, community and the society at large. They may not be contributing to the Gross Domestic Product but in small and large, often invisible ways are incessantly contributing to Gentle Domes...

Can architecture be life-changing? Architect Danish Kurani has demonstrated to the world that, yes, absolutely, it can. In fact, he has identified the proverbial elephant in the classroom.

While the past several decades have seen enormous advances...

“I’m Steve Loyd, and I’m hurting,” Stephen Loyd, M.D., introduced himself in one of his first 12-step group meetings. His addiction to pain pills had escalated to about 100 a day by 2004 when his father intervened. &ldquo...

लॉक डाउन की घोषणा के बाद, हमें एहसास हुआ कि प्रवासी मज़दूर जो हमारी रोज़मर्रा की ज़िंदगी का अभिन्न हिस्सा हैं, हम उन्हें उपेक्षा दृष्टि से देखतें हैं | पहली बार हमने इन ‘ऋतुकालीन शरणार्थियों’ के दर्द को महसूस किया | इनका हमारी श...

Rob Hopkins is a cofounder of Transition Town Totnes and Transition Network. The Transition Town movement is an international network of grassroots projects that aim to foster local ecological resilience and self-sufficiency. A movement that has been...

Jolanda van den Berg defies the conventional labels our world has to offer. Over the last quarter of a century her work has touched and transformed the lives of thousands of put-at-risk children in Peru. She has created a series of boutique...

How do we design for deeper inclusion? Typical pleas for inclusion are either a call for sympathy, or a call for efficiency, or a call for boosting market oriented goals. But we want to hold space for deeper questions that are pertinent, not just in ...

Carol Sanford is a thought leader working with business and new economy executives in designing and leading systemic business change. A Senior Fellow for Social Innovation at Babson College, she works with leaders who see the possibility to tran...

Margaret Wheatley began caring about the world's peoples in 1966, as a Peace Corps volunteer in post-war Korea. In many different roles-- speaker, teacher, consultant, advisor, formal leader--her work has deepened into an unshakable conviction th...