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Newsletter Events
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Judy's Cover Article
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Article Description
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Full Newsletter (PDF/Acrobat)
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Judy shares lessons from the International Slow Food Conference in Turin, Italy |
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In memory of inspirational urban planner Jane Jacobs |
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Judy reflects on Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath.
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Fall/Winter 2005
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"Following the Voices Of Love" |
Judy comments on the connection between Blood & Oil in Iraq. |
Fall/Winter 2005 - PDF Format
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Summer 2005
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"What the World Needs Now" |
Bringing the qualities of compassion, cooperation and sharing into our economy and public policies. |
Summer 2005 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2005
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"Communities of Resistance" |
How the Zapatistas provide a model for resisting corporate globalization. |
Winter/Spring 2005 - PDF Format
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Fall/Winter 2004
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"Free People" vs. Corporatsim |
Judy reflects back on her first business, the Free People’s Store, and how the idealism of the 60’s in protecting our democracy is alive today. |
Fall/Winter 2004 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2004
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The Power of We |
Judy reflects on a recent trip to Palestine & Israel. |
Winter/Spring 2004 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2003
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Harvest of Peace
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In our 20th year, Judy looks back to see how we became what we are today.
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Winter/Spring 2003 - PDF Format
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Fall/Winter 2002
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Global Citizen or Rogue State?
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Global pollicies in terms of interconnected lives instead of separatist, them-or-us thinking.
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Fall/Winter 2002 - PDF Format
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Summer 2002
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Honoring a Sacred Trust
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The importance of traditional animal husbandry to our health and the environment.
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Summer 2002 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2002
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What's Worth Fighting For?
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Prioritizing resources and energies in the spirit of sharing and international cooperation in the aftermath of 9/11.
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Winter/Spring 2002 - PDF Format
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Fall/Winter 2001
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No Place Like Home
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Supporting community-based businesses in a Wal-mart age.
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Fall/Winter 2001 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2001
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Pass the Marijuana, Please!
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Experiencing the difference between Amsterdam and US's drug policies first hand.
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Winter/Spring 2001 - PDF Format
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Fall/Winter 2000
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A Revolution of Values
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Supporting the nonviolent, grassroots protests movements to elicit a "revolution of values."
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Fall/Winter 2000 - PDF Format
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Summer 2000
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Can "Caring Capitalism" Go Global?
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Demonstrating how small businesses can move toward socially responsible practices.
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Summer 2000 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 2000
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What We Could Learn from Cuba,
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Witnessing first hand how Cuba leads the way in literacy, racial tolerance, organic farming, and more.
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Winter/Spring 2000 - PDF Format
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Fall/Winter 1999
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After You've Gone
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Judy confesses to a wild love affair ...with nature. |
Fall/Winter 1999 - PDF Format
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Summer 1999
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The World's Greatest Power
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A look at our country's funding priorities. |
Summer 1999 - PDF Format
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Winter/Spring 1999
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A More Perfect Union
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Uniting across differences to protest the School of the Americas in Washington, DC. |
Winter/Spring 1999 - PDF Format
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Fall 1998
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Targeting Terrorists
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Discusses the School of the Americas in Fort Benning, GA. |
Fall 1998 - PDF Format
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Summer 1998
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Trading for Change
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Discusses trade with the indigenous farmers of Chiapas, Mexico. |
Summer 1998 - PDF Format
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Spring 1998
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Tortilla Floridita
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Recounting Adventures with our (former Cuban) Sister restaurant La Floridita (Reprinted from our cookbook) |
Spring 1998 - PDF Format
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Winter 1997-1998
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Trespass for Truth
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Committing civil disobedience at a protest to close the School of Americas in Fort Benning, Georgia. |
Winter 1998 - PDF Format
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Fall 1997
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A Way of Life
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Factory farming and the plight of farm animals. |
Fall 1997 - PDF Format
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Summer 1997
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Summit for the Future We Choose for Ourselves
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Reflections on the President's Summit for America's future, to which she was a delegate. |
Summer 1997 - PDF Format
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Spring 1997
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What the World Needs Now
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Redirecting our federal budget priorities away from cold war level defense spending and toward making our streets and homes secure by funding schools, cities, and other human |
Spring 1997 - PDF Format
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Winter 1997
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A Gift For All Seasons
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Doing well by doing good. Philanthropy advice to business students and to everyone who believes you must first do well before you can do good. |
Winter 1998 - PDF Format
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