Peter Coyote
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Emmy Award-winning narrator of over 200 documentaries and audio books.
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Peter Coyote invites you to look at the media, research, and education initiatives related to the Human Bridges Project.
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How the worship of unregulated capitalism broke the unions, impoverished workers, and destroyed the great middle class.
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How the worship of unregulated capitalism broke the unions, impoverished workers, and destroyed the great middle class.
The Mesoamerican city of Monte Albán is a powerful case study that early investments in public infrastructure and goods foster longer-term sustainability.
By Gary M. Feinman and Linda M. Nicholas in Human Bridges | Human Bridges Project | English | Guide to Human Bridges
Six million years of human evidence offers a powerful and universal education to address humanity’s biggest challenges and opportunities.
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Peter Coyote has acted in over 160 films; is an Emmy Award-winning narrator of over 200 documentaries and audiobooks; author of two memoirs: Sleeping Where I Fall and The Rainman’s Third Cure’ He is a contributor to numerous books and publications; a politically engaged person, championing a multitude of causes; songwriter, guitarist and singer; Buddhist Priest. Visit Peter Coyote's site.
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