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How To Include The Poor by Kirsten Anderberg

In How To Include The Poor, Kirsten Anderberg proposes five rules that could help make organizations more economically accessible: (1) All organizing meetings and events need to take place on bus lines. (2) Do not have meetings and events at restaurants. (3) Events must be kid-friendly or have childcare on premises. (4) Do not collect membership fees. (5) Don't set up an exclusive admission system and then make exceptions based on income. Charity is not dignity. Posted: 11/29/04; 10:44:49 AM #

The Rise of Open-Source Politics
	Micah Sifry's lengthy exploration of The Rise of Open-Source Politics in The Nation is a great overview of the online tools and practices for advocacy that have matured in the last eighteen months. Posted: 11/29/04; 10:44:41 AM #

Finding Opportunity in Crisis - Carla Din - Apollo Project
	Carla Din writes about the Apollo Project for Yes Magazine. The Apollo Project is a coalition of labor, environmental, and other organizations working together toward an ambitious vision of U. S. independence from oil imports. Posted: 11/29/04; 10:44:33 AM #