Imagine. See the vision of secure thriving communities across the globe.
So many elements of this vision have been known for 20 years, 50 years and even millennia.
So why haven't we made more progress?
How do we create the world that works for all?
What do we understand that means?
And how do politicians, business leaders and non-profits best work together on this front?
Our Historic Moment offers a broadly-accepted vision for optimal human activity on the planet. I've personally experienced the power of this vision and that's exactly why I'm sharing it with you.
Our Historic Moment also explores the barriers that have blocked us from achieving the vision.
Understanding these barriers and how to transcend them is critical for:
Political Leaders
Business Managers
Policy Makers
Ecology Advocates
Those working for Social Justice
We all hold the power to drive positive change. Real paths forward are available to us when we choose to act. Understanding the best leverage points for intervention is critical to be as effective as we can possibly be.
Even more important than advancing the solutions articulated in this book, you can define your own solutions using the Our Historic Moment framework.
Whether you're new to tackling solutions for your community, country and planet; feeling frustrated by the state of affairs, but not seeing how to proceed; or you already consider yourself an actively engaged change agent, welcome!
- David Jaber, Author
TESTIMONIALS
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Book Tour!
UPCOMING:
May 22: Climate Career Fair, San Francisco, CA
June 4: Sustainable San Mateo Book Launch, Redwood City, CA
More dates to come. Stay tuned!
PAST:
May 12: Whole Earth Festival, Davis, CA
Apr 28: Sacramento Earth Day, Sacramento, CA
Apr 18: Impact Hub Oakland (as part of "Sustainable Business: What Are The Trends?" skill share; $5-$8 for non-members)
Apr 13: Earth Day Palo Alto and Race for Saving Water, Palo Alto, CA
Mar 29: Pachamama Alliance Golden Gate, (joint "Hatching Into the Regenerative Future" presentation) at Presidio SF.
Jan 29: Omni Commons, Oakland, CA
Jan 22: Oakstop, Oakland, CA
Jan 12: Ecology Center, Berkeley, CA