Suggested Readings on the Commons
We’ve had many requests for a list of articles that we’ve found to be the most helpful when trying to get a grasp on what the commons (and commons-based thinking) […]
Category: Movement Building
Kim Klein and the Commons: Financial Literacy is a Key to Reform
According to a study commissioned by the National Council on Economic Education, only 7 of the 50 United States require high school students to received financial education in the schools. […]
Kim Klein and the Commons: Paying for Pollution
Today’s morning paper had this headline, “Fish Fail Mercury Test” with the subhead, “Toxin found in 100 percent of samples from streams across the U.S.; industrial pollution blamed.” Basically, a […]
BMP Project Team Member is Featured on Huff Post
Sean Thomas-Breitfeld recently submitted a piece to the Huffington Post on the challenges that progressives still face with the new administration in paving the way for change. Thomas-Breitfeld incites that the […]
BMP Contributes to Open Government Dialogue
The White House has launched an “Open Government Initiative” in order to generate new ideas for creating a more participatory, transparent, and collaborative government. The first step in this process […]
Commons Blog from Kim Klein!
The commons is a short, simple phrase that describes all the resources a community has rights or access to. Read Kim Klein and the Commons to find out more about the issues […]
Featured Movement Builder: David Bollier and the Viral Spiral
Check out this month’s featured movement builder! David Bollier is an independent policy strategist, journalist, activist and consultant with an evolving public-interest portfolio. His recent book, Viral Spiral: How the Commons Built a Digital […]
Kim Klein Featured on National Radio Project
In Tax Me, I’m Yours, Project Team member Kim Klein lends her expertise to the nation’s current tax structure and how it can be re-formatted to better serve the commons. Listen […]
1+1=10: A New Equation for Social Change
The social change organization dilemma is, “we know we can’t do it all and yet what we do isn’t enough.” What is this dilemma? It’s that even if we executed […]
Project Team Members React to Obama’s Win
Frances Kunreuther – New York, New YorkWhat a stunning historic moment. Last night it all happened so fast that I could hardly believe it when they projected that Obama would be […]