Get Liberatus Volume One on Indiegogo! Over the last five years the Liberatus team has compiled our first graphic editorial for print, a 200+ page volume offering inspiration for American unity. It’s filled with stories that elevate the human experience and blends congressional-level research with contemplative spirituality, beautiful photography, and good design. Its theme of…
Social distrust, COVID-19, and a dysfunctional Congress have led some to believe that the soul of our nation has been broken or lost. As the country continues to traverse a path forward beyond what separates us, we must be reminded that our success as a nation is realized when we have a willingness to listen,…
Global democracy is facing its greatest threats since the Cold War. Freedom House reports that for the 15th consecutive year, dictatorships are on the rise. Please join the Renew Democracy Initiative on December 13th, at 6:15 PM EST for a discussion on how democracies can unite to turn the tide of authoritarianism after President Biden’s…
Would you like to improve local elections with a voting method that doesn’t split the vote? Join our monthly meeting for the Mass Political Cooperative and STAR Voting!See event link at www.starvoting.us/events
Empathy is our capacity to enter the world of another person, to notice or even feel their feelings, see their perspective, and care for their well-being. And it’s a powerful force in our relationships.As Carl Rogers said, receiving empathy feels “damn good.” Not only that, we think it can also blow the mind of the…
Stand with Maine is for every individual who believes that big out-of-state donors should NOT decide Maine’s elections. Join our Stand with Maine Orientation Program on the second Monday and fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:30-8:00 p.m. Eastern. You will learn about the problem of big money in politics and how to act in…
Mark Patenaude worked as a janitor and employee at Smith College for 21 years. But that all came to an end after a Black student accused Mark, who is White, and other service workers of racism, igniting a campus controversy that erupted into the larger community and onto Facebook. Mark resigned and later shared snippets…