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Critical Hope: How to Grapple With Complexity, Lead with Purpose, and Cultivate Transformative Social Change Audiobook by Kari Grain
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ID: 568839
Title: Critical Hope: How to Grapple With Complexity, Lead with Purpose, and Cultivate Transformative Social Change
Author: Kari Grain
Narrator: Kari Grain
Format: Unabridged
Length: 09:52:00
Language: English
Release date: 05-03-22
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Genres: Non-Fiction, Self Development, Health & Wellness, Social Science, Education
Summary:
Introducing the 7 principles for practicing critical hope--because hope isn’t something you have; it’s something you do.
Each person has a unique, ever-changing relationship to hope.
Hope alone can be transformational--but in moments of despair, or when you’re up against profound injustice, it isn’t enough on its own. Hope without action is, at best, naive. At its worst, it tricks you into giving up the power and agency you have to change systems that cause suffering.
Enter critical hope: a spark of passion, an abiding belief that transformation is not just possible, but vital. This is hope in action: a vibrant, engaged practice and a commitment to honoring transformative potential across a vast spectrum of experience.
Dr. Kari Grain, PhD, offers 7 principles for practicing critical hope:
- Hope is necessary, but hope alone is not enough
- Critical hope is not something you have; it’s something you practice.
- Critical hope is messy, uncomfortable, and full of contradictions.
- Critical hope is intimately entangled with the body and the land
- Critical hope requires bearing witness to social and historical trauma
- Critical hope requires interruptions and invitations
- Anger and grief have a seat at the table
The principles for practicing critical hope are not what you might think: they confront toxic positivity and take up discomfort, social injustices, and an ethos of hospitality toward anger and grief. But held in this same space is a love for connection–and an honoring of what makes you feel alive.
Inspired by her global research, teaching experiences, and education curriculum taught at the University of British Columbia, Dr. Grain shows that to cultivate critical hope--and combat despair--you need to show up with your whole self, in all its messy, passionate, vibrant complexity.
Contact: [email protected]
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ID: 568839
Title: Critical Hope: How to Grapple With Complexity, Lead with Purpose, and Cultivate Transformative Social Change
Author: Kari Grain
Narrator: Kari Grain
Format: Unabridged
Length: 09:52:00
Language: English
Release date: 05-03-22
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Genres: Non-Fiction, Self Development, Health & Wellness, Social Science, Education
Summary:
Introducing the 7 principles for practicing critical hope--because hope isn’t something you have; it’s something you do.
Each person has a unique, ever-changing relationship to hope.
Hope alone can be transformational--but in moments of despair, or when you’re up against profound injustice, it isn’t enough on its own. Hope without action is, at best, naive. At its worst, it tricks you into giving up the power and agency you have to change systems that cause suffering.
Enter critical hope: a spark of passion, an abiding belief that transformation is not just possible, but vital. This is hope in action: a vibrant, engaged practice and a commitment to honoring transformative potential across a vast spectrum of experience.
Dr. Kari Grain, PhD, offers 7 principles for practicing critical hope:
- Hope is necessary, but hope alone is not enough
- Critical hope is not something you have; it’s something you practice.
- Critical hope is messy, uncomfortable, and full of contradictions.
- Critical hope is intimately entangled with the body and the land
- Critical hope requires bearing witness to social and historical trauma
- Critical hope requires interruptions and invitations
- Anger and grief have a seat at the table
The principles for practicing critical hope are not what you might think: they confront toxic positivity and take up discomfort, social injustices, and an ethos of hospitality toward anger and grief. But held in this same space is a love for connection–and an honoring of what makes you feel alive.
Inspired by her global research, teaching experiences, and education curriculum taught at the University of British Columbia, Dr. Grain shows that to cultivate critical hope--and combat despair--you need to show up with your whole self, in all its messy, passionate, vibrant complexity.
Contact: [email protected]