Change is on the way. Both have come to the conclusion that empowering people in the arts of democracy is key to long lasting social change. The two of you come from different sorts of social change activites, but you both now focus on Living Democracy. When I was 27 years old, I made a life-changing discovery.
Hunger is human made - created out of plenty.
That sounded good, catchy. I had no answer because of course it does not yet exist. I realized then that my job is not to tell people what democracy would look like in some idealized model. Instead, what's needed is to identify the seeds of this stronger, more vital, more inclusive practice of democracy. Those seeds exist now in our midst, and we can identify their lessons and spread them.