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2017 May/June
Radical Spirit: What to do when your mind starts to growl.
Features
Being Honorable
For me, that meant resigning from the State Department and now resisting our new president’s vision of America.
The Very Best Way to Pray for Peace
Explore how a CIA analyst began an interfaith quest for citizen diplomacy.
Connections
A Teacher Creates His Toughest Test
Are students energized by my lessons or thinking of something else?
Tags:
• Education
How to Reinvest in Your Love Fund
Recognize that the deficit often comes from an inability to receive.
Toolbox: Marching for Change
Take these picks from S&H with you as you make sure your voice is heard.
Why It Can Be So Difficult to Come to Know Oneself
As a society, we turn a blind eye to obvious trauma, making one’s story more difficult.
5 Questions for Arianna Huffington
Cofounder and editor in chief of The Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington wants to put you to bed with her latest book, The Sleep Revolution.
The Company We Keep
Here are voices from the S&H staff that you don’t usually hear—involving a process called Stillpoint we’ve been using to build our company.
Columns
Rabbi Rami: As a fundamentalist Christian, am I safe from Muslims?
Question: I consider myself a fundamentalist Christian, and I fear Muslims coming to America. Is Islam compatible with American values?Rabbi Rami: If by “Islam” you mean fundamenta…
How Can We Love You Better?
S&H is almost 20 years old and has blossomed into a vibrant community that we attempt to serve in relevant, meaningful, fun, and practical ways. But we need to know how we can …
Our Walk in the World: Making Our Way
When we find each other stranded, the exercise of compassion demands that we interrupt our lives to return each other to our own true nature
Marketplace
Marketplace - May/Jun 2017
Books, services, education and products that are sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Reviews
Film Review: Bending the Arc
Bending the ArcKief Davidson and Pedro KosImpact Partners FilmThis is a great, great story. About 30 years ago, a team of dedicated individuals—two young doctors named Paul Farmer …
Film Review: I Am Not Your Negro
I Am Not Your NegroRaoul PeckVelvet FilmAt the time of his death in 1987, the great novelist and essayist James Baldwin left an unfinished 30-page manuscript called Remember This H…
Music Review: Future Politics
Future PoliticsAustraDomino Recording CompanyElectronic pop band Austra was founded in Toronto, Canada, in 2009 by opera-trained vocalist Katie Stelmanis. (Austra is her middle nam…
Music Review: All Is Love Is All
All Is Love Is AllDub SutraDub SutraLike Dub Sutra’s first album, 2012’s The Rise of Downtempo, this new release from this California-based duo is a thoughtfully crafted weave of d…
Music Review: Freedom Highway
Freedom HighwayRhiannon GiddensNonesuch RecordsFreedom Highway is the new album of soulful Southern tunes by Rhiannon Giddens, who previously won a Grammy Award as a member of the …
Book Review: Resilient Grieving
Resilient GrievingBy Lucy Hone, PhDThe ExperimentLucy Hone is well acquainted with grief and resilience. Her 12-year-old daughter, Abi, was killed in a tragic car accident in 2012,…
Book Review: Crooked
CrookedOutwitting the Back Pain Industry and Getting on the Road to RecoveryBy Cathryn Jakobson RaminHarperDid you know that spinal surgeons often have investments in radiology cli…
Book Review: Dare to Be Kind
Dare to Be KindBy Lizzie VelasquezHachette BooksIf there was ever a time to encourage more kindness, it is now. Dare to Be Kind: How Extraordinary Compassion Can Transform Our Worl…
