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The Solutionary Way
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The Solutionary Way

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Forges a path away from polarisation toward ethical problem solving and a more humane, equitable, and healthy society.

From tackling injustice to protecting the environment to ending animal cruelty to improving the strength of our communities, deep divisions in our society often prevent us from working collaboratively to solve the problems we face.

Based on Zoe Weil's decades of work as a humane educator, The Solutionary Way provides clear, achievable methods to bridge divides, address the causes of seemingly intractable challenges, and create positive change. Grounded in evidence-based optimism and illustrated with dozens of real-world examples, this book provides:

A guide to the primary components of a solutionary mindset critical, systems, strategic, and creative thinking A comprehensive articulation of the solutionary framework (Identify, Investigate, Innovate, and Implement) A compelling argument for the MOGO principle to do the most good and least harm for people, animals, and the environment An overview of emerging solutions to a variety of systemic, rather than solitary,problems The personal benefits associated with becoming a solutionary, from a greater sense of purpose to deeper compassion and reduced feelings of apathy and isolation.

This exciting and empowering book will appeal to a broad audience, including changemakers, activists, advocates for social justice, environmental sustainability, and animal protection, business and political leaders, and anyone who yearns to contribute to a healthy, equitable, and humane world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Society Publishers
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2024
Pages
248
ISBN
9780865719989

Forges a path away from polarisation toward ethical problem solving and a more humane, equitable, and healthy society.

From tackling injustice to protecting the environment to ending animal cruelty to improving the strength of our communities, deep divisions in our society often prevent us from working collaboratively to solve the problems we face.

Based on Zoe Weil's decades of work as a humane educator, The Solutionary Way provides clear, achievable methods to bridge divides, address the causes of seemingly intractable challenges, and create positive change. Grounded in evidence-based optimism and illustrated with dozens of real-world examples, this book provides:

A guide to the primary components of a solutionary mindset critical, systems, strategic, and creative thinking A comprehensive articulation of the solutionary framework (Identify, Investigate, Innovate, and Implement) A compelling argument for the MOGO principle to do the most good and least harm for people, animals, and the environment An overview of emerging solutions to a variety of systemic, rather than solitary,problems The personal benefits associated with becoming a solutionary, from a greater sense of purpose to deeper compassion and reduced feelings of apathy and isolation.

This exciting and empowering book will appeal to a broad audience, including changemakers, activists, advocates for social justice, environmental sustainability, and animal protection, business and political leaders, and anyone who yearns to contribute to a healthy, equitable, and humane world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Society Publishers
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2024
Pages
248
ISBN
9780865719989