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Velveteen Rabbi: Tools for Tough Times: Rosh Hashanah Morning 1, 5783 - Vimarsana News

Velveteen Rabbi: Tools for Tough Times: Rosh Hashanah Morning 1, 5783

Last month, the Academy of American Poets shared a Poem of the Day by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza called “The Sunset and the Purple-Flowered Tree.” Here’s how it begins: I talk to a screen who assures me everything is fine. I...

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Speaker to bring message of climate hope to Blacksburg - Vimarsana News

Speaker to bring message of climate hope to Blacksburg

Climate anxiety, “eco-grief” and despair are common maladies in contemporary society, and scholar Dr. Elin Kelsey is concerned about the impact of this on our ability to act with courage,

Opinion | How Much Would the Senate Change if the Filibuster Were Gone? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | How Much Would the Senate Change if the Filibuster Were Gone?

A Senate without the filibuster would be different, but majority parties would still sometimes have difficulty legislating.

The Case for 'Hope Punk' When Talking About Climate Change: 'To Be Hopeless Is to Be Uninformed' – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

The Case for 'Hope Punk' When Talking About Climate Change: 'To Be Hopeless Is to Be Uninformed' – NBC New York

Climate change hopelessness and gloom-and-doom is uninformed and disempowering, says author and educator Elin Kelsey. Focusing on solutions is the way forward.

The Case for 'Hope Punk' When Talking About Climate Change: 'To Be Hopeless Is to Be Uninformed' – NBC Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Case for 'Hope Punk' When Talking About Climate Change: 'To Be Hopeless Is to Be Uninformed' – NBC Connecticut

Climate change hopelessness and gloom-and-doom is uninformed and disempowering, says author and educator Elin Kelsey. Focusing on solutions is the way forward.