The interfaith Network of Spiritual Progressives, Tikkun Magazine and conference chair Rabbi Michael Lerner are pleased to present a conference bringing together spiritual and secular progressives alike in the movement toward “The Caring Society;” a world based on peace, social justice, generosity, environmental sanity, and recognition that our well-being is tied to the well-being of everyone else on the planet.
Corporations can get away with murder and environmental devastation, and make billions doing it.
Denying benefits is a messy process, so Talx comes in to do the dirty chore.
Danny Schechter (aka “The News Dissector”) explores how the financial crisis was built on a foundation of criminal activity uncovering the connection between the collapse of the housing market and the economic catastrophe that followed.
It appears that Toyota, Unilever, Deutsche Bank, Bin Laden Construction group, and thousands of other foreign entities can also add their trillions of dollars to drown out the democratic voices of real Americans.
By putting its profits over human life, America’s coal industry is killing people, passing it off as a “cost of doing business.”
The fast food industry and its leading man undermine our health.
Addiction doesn’t respect social values, and neither do tobacco companies.
The government should scrap Bush’s fantasy of virtually walling off the Mexican border–along with its corporate largesse.
Governors associations give companies special access in exchange for a steep fee.
Murray Hill Inc., wants to run for Congress.
The Supreme Court’s ruling to permit unlimited corporate financing in elections will open the floodgates of increased corporate influence over our democratic electoral process.
Enormous corporations can now pour unlimited money into supporting or defeating candidates.
Our democracy has been in decline for some time but this decision closes the books on it.
The Supreme Court okays unlimited political donations and deems corporations to be “people.”