Guide to Alternatives to Industrial Agriculture
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
Guide to Artificial Intelligence
Leslie Alan Horvitz, The Observatory
Guide to Bioaesthetics
Irina Matuzava, Human Bridges Project
Guide to Climate and Environmental Action
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
When we think about effective climate action, there are many different factors and options to consider, from working within your local community to advance climate resiliency projects and urging the media to meet its climate commitments, to supporting the growth and popularity of climate fiction. Climate action can also be aided by reframing the climate crisis. Instead of seeing it only through a scientific lens but rather as a form of oppression by the wealthy elite or a matter of children’s rights, the climate crisis can be addressed on a systemic, sociopolitical level.
This guide explores various ways to approach climate action and activism, including concrete examples you can use in your own backyard and local community, plus success stories that can be emulated and reproduced wherever you are.Guide to Conscious Consumption
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
Guide to Early Republics
John P. Ruehl, Human Bridges Project
Guide to Environmental Health
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
Guide to Human Bridges
April M. Short, Human Bridges Project
Guide to Linguistics: The Science of Language
Danica Tomber, The Observatory
This Guide to Linguistics: The Science of Language is a compelling exploration of how language influences and is influenced by our experiences, values, and identities. Through a diverse collection of essays, it challenges us to rethink the language we use, as well as our perceptions of other people based on their language usage. It explores the deeply rooted power dynamics in language. At its core, it offers an illuminating journey through the many dimensions of how and why we communicate.
As you move through this guide, think about the contexts in which language is used. Ask yourself: Who is speaking? Where, when, and why? These questions will usher you toward a more nuanced understanding of what language is, how we use it, and how it continues to evolve. Whether you are a student, a lifelong learner, or simply curious about the hidden forces behind everyday communication, this guide offers an illuminating journey into the many dimensions of how and why we communicate.Guide to Literary Fraud
Katherine Dolan, The Observatory
Guide to Local Peace Economy
April M. Short, Local Peace Economy Project
Guide to Renewable Energy
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
Guide to the Hidden History of Debt
Katherine Dolan, Human Bridges Project
Guide to the Plastic Crisis
Reynard Loki, Earth Food Life Project
Guide to the Regenerative, Moneyless Economy
April M. Short, Local Peace Economy Project