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Shareholder activism is one tactic SumOfUs uses to build a just and sustainable economy. Let’s bring the fight to promote people and planet over profit directly to the world’s largest corporations and make them listen. Remember, when shareholder power stands up to corporate power, we win!

As Christians, we are called by God to live to His standards that He sets in the Bible. In the recent years corporations have become involved in social and political activism that ultimately reflects the character of their leadership and their customers. Frequently, these values are very contrary to Christian values. How should we respond to the world around us in a way that reflects God’s character and His presence in our lives?

In this episode, our host Helen Todd talks with Phillip Todd, an economist for the US Senate who specializes in issues concerning small businesses. They discuss the recent news about Ben and Jerry’s deciding to withhold business from the West Bank, what causes corporate activism, and how should Christians respond to see positive change in the future.

2:30 - Helen and Phillip talk about Ben and Jerry’s recent business decision.

6:00 - The causes of corporate activism.

14:45 - Do corporations need to take political stands on certain issues?

17:45 - Phillip describes the effect of boycotts against companies.

22:20 - “If more people take a stand… you’re building a coalition.”

24:00 - The CEO’s role in making political and social decisions.

26:15 - Could corporate activism lead to a divided economy?



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Noam Chomsky reflects on climate change, activism, and shares the lessons he's gleaned from his life: what his advice would be for present and future generations concerned about the fate of the planet.

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On this episode of Smells Like Business Tom is having a chat with Mike Wise who is a cannabis activist, a film-maker and the owner of OG Labs Genetics, where he sells seeds and his cannabis oil. Mike talks about how he got into cannabis activism and how high THC cannabis oil changed his life. Mike also tells us how he became friends with Rick Simpson as well as how he acquired the last autograph of the legendary Jack Herer. The episode finishes off discussing what the future of cannabis in Europe should look like, as well as the importance of cannabis activism, especially for those who really need it to live happy and healthy lives.

Other topics discussed:

- Crohn’s disease and cannabis.
- How did “The Mike Wise show” come to be?
- The “Illegally Alive” documentary.
- How did Mike learn how to make RSO or high THC cannabis oil?
- What is high THC cannabis oil, also known as the Rick Simpson Oil (RSO)?
- Why did Mike Wise leave the USA?
- What are the most challenging things about being a cannabis activist?
- What can you do to help legalize cannabis in Europe?
- Lessons to learn from Colorado’s legalization process.
- The impact of big pharma and politicians on the cannabis industry.
- The importance of activist organizations, such as Wolne Konopie in Poland.

Links:

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Illegally Alive Movie - https://youtu.be/OOn142GAjsU
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The final event in our Activism in Action theme of the Criminal Justice Event Series features Elisabeth Epps, who established the Colorado Freedom Fund (CFF) in 2018. The CFF is comprised of abolitionists who are trying to work themselves out of existence. They support litigation, legislation, and direct action to end wealth-based pre-trial detention, and the fund, itself, is used to pay cash bail in full for individuals who cannot afford to pay it themselves. It has paid bail amounts from $50 to $50,000. After CFF pays bail, they work with released individuals to ensure they attend their court dates and have their cases resolved.



The CFF’s work is meaningful in a number of ways: It illuminates how a structural feature of the criminal justice system is set up to criminalize poverty, and more directly, it provides individuals accused but not convicted of crimes with their freedom prior to their trials or plea bargains. People who are free prior to the resolution of their cases are able to maintain their health, housing, family and other relationships, and employment. Also, they have better case outcomes, as well in that they are more likely to have their cases dismissed and less likely to plead guilty.

Part of being an activist is being intersectional, including everyone in your activism. And I've noticed a pattern of activism that includes every minority except disabled people. And not only that, but causing a lot of harm to us in the process. So let's talk about it.

(Also I want to acknowledge that some of the things I say in this video are considered "hot takes", I am happy to have a discussion about it but I ask that you please remember to stay kind in the comments. Thank you!!)

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Companies being fake pride supporters - https://popular.info/p/corpora....te-pride-political-d
Performative activism article 1 - https://registerforum.org/1399....9/opinion/performati
Article 2 - https://yaledailynews.com/blog..../2020/11/12/the-blur
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The shaving brand Gillette has launched a new ad campaign in response to the Me Too movement. The video urges men to hold each other to a higher standard and to step up when they see fellow men acting inappropriately towards women. The video has received intense criticism on social media with many men calling for a boycott of the brand
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Environmental activism, Community empowerment and local actions - From theory to practice in Sustainable Architecture
Speaker: Ivan Ralis

What does being sustainable really mean to us as architects and how does that actually work in real life projects? How does one try changing things for the better, little by little? How to empower and help local builders who want to introduce new building techniques or organisations who want to try out new things? Based on the "non profit" projects WEbuilding has been carrying out, Ivan will share some of the experience the team gathered along the way. (During the Zero Waste Berlin Festival, WEbuilding will share some knowledge about Sustainable Architecture and how activism can empower local communities).

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Ami Chen Mills-Naim talks with us about how she got into activism, particularly around politics and the climate crisis. She reminds us that spirituality and anger, and/or opposition, are not mutually exclusive, and protesting is often necessary to get the attention necessary for creating any kind of meaningful change. She shows us that we can show up, be human, and learn about - and fight against - grave injustices, without losing touch with our essential nature and oneness.


Her grounding and humility have allowed her to learn about her own biases without taking them personally, while still committing to personal change and growth in these areas. She courageously holds conversations with others she disagrees with in order to impart this wisdom and to see if they can find common ground.


Ami shows us that it's possible to hold more than one feeling and viewpoint at once (e.g. anger and love). She has joined many activist groups and enjoys bringing the spiritual side to the work she does on these issues. We admire her fortitude in joining these movements that are working tirelessly to push forth equality and human rights, as well as efforts to fight the climate crisis we face as residents of this planet.


Show Notes:

Amanda Gorman: youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history

Heather McGhee: Author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together

Shut it Down: An activist's guide to direct action and strategic civil disobedience

Awake a dream from Standing Rock: 2017 documentary about The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe peaceful resistance of construction of an oil pipeline through their land

Caste by Isabel Wilkerson: necessary reading on racism in the United States


Ami Chen Mills-Naim is a global speaker, coach, trainer, and author of State of Mind in the Classroom: Thought, Consciousness and the Essential Curriculum for Healthy Learning, and The Spark Inside: A Special Book for Youth. With her late father, the social scientist Dr. Roger Mills she co-founded the non-profit Center for Sustainable Change, and served as its Executive Director and Education Director for a decade. She has been a speaker on innate wellness and resiliency, and a trainer of the “Three Principles” for more than 30 years. In response to recent, global events, she launched a YouTube Channel called The Heart of America, utilizing her journalism skills.


More on her current scope of work can be found at www.AmiChen.com.


Angus & Rohini Ross are “The Rewilders.” They love working with couples and helping them to reduce conflict and discord in their relationships. They co-facilitate individualized couples' intensives that rewild relationships back to their natural state of love. Rohini is the author of the ebook Marriage, and they are co-founders of The 29-Day Rewilding Experience and The Rewilding Community. You can also follow Angus and Rohini Ross on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. To learn more about their work visit: therewilders.org. Read Rohini's latest blog.


Episode 35 features the music of RhythmPharm with Los Angeles-based composer Greg Ellis.

Un workshop organizzato dalla no-profit "Photography for Future" è intitolato "Art Activism in the Digital Space" e tratta il tema della sostenibilità ambientale attraverso la fotografia e i nuovi mezzi digitali. Include anche un'esibizione virtuale promossa dalla Milano Digital Week.

Link alla galleria virtuale: www.photographyforfuture.com/exhibition
Sito web di Sara Munari: https://www.saramunari.it/
Video di Sean Gallagher: https://gallagher-photo.com/short-films/

Dr. Michael Laidlaw an Endocrinologist from California explains the devastating effects that puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical modifications can have on children's developing bodies.

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Trauma-informed Empathy Coach, Tony Scruggs, chats with us about the power of self-love, unceasing communication, and the biggest roadblocks when engaging in anti-racist work. He also shares techniques to use to center and ground yourself when confronting a loved one’s frustrating views on race.


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A Window Between Worlds collaborates with human service agencies across the country, training and supporting the staff at these partner organizations in facilitating a healing arts curriculum. These workshops provide a unique “Window of Time” for participants — a safe, non-judgmental environment where they can authentically express themselves in new ways. Since their founding in 1991, A Window Between Worlds’ arts programming has provided the creation of art as a tool for empowerment and healing to over a quarter-million adults and children who have experienced violence and trauma. To learn more and donate please visit https://awbw.org/



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After a brief review of student protest examples, the presentation will be dedicated to student activist resources, campus resources awareness, community involvement, current and future activism, and more!

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Created by: Kendall Taylor-Wright (she/hers), Equity Peer Leader for the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion (CMEI) at Metropolitan State University (MSU) of Denver.

CEO of GOODProjects, Darius Baxter and author of "Don't Mute Moe", Ron Moten meet at the Southwest Neighborhood Library to talk about their forms of community activism, how to bring about material change for the Black community and how they define Black Resistance.

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Bud Light is facing backlash over its partnership with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney to promote the beer during Bud Light’s March Madness contest. NBC’s Jay Valle has more on why consumers are taking to social media to post videos of them dumping out and destroying their signature blue cans.

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Some thoughts on the gross exploitation of social issues for profit inspired by Marina's Feminist Friday on FCKH8 and the This is What a Feminist Looks Like t-shirts.

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Guy Fawkes: http://orlajonotdead.tumblr.co....m/post/105063105704/

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