Amsterdam is putting the Doughnut of Sustainability we read about this week into action in response to coronavirus! https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/08/amsterdam-doughnut-model-mend-post-coronavirus-economy?fbclid=IwAR2dR_8wsaPNFXjiOA17yBVTW_i9Ol4zAztnk1O3TEgGtQ1DR9ASaziOTlI

I’m finding this week’s topic, Justice for the Whole Community, to be a difficult one for me personally.. It’s easy to see things that feel unjust in the world, but hard to know how to respond. It’s much easier to take responsibility for personal actions. However, the current moment feels like an opportunity for a great reset to a more just future. What could/should we be doing with this in mind? It would be such a tragedy for the world to return to it’s former status quo...

Recommend "Best of Enemies" played by C.P Ellis and Ann Atwater that dramatizes the reconciliation of racial tensions in a small town when a black school has a fire and segregation needs to revisited
Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxfWbmmdz9A

Since I'm already paying attention to the news A LOT, I decided viewing it through a peace, justice, and sustainability lens would be helpful in keeping me grounded!

I am reading an NPQ article that pleads to apply a"racial justice lens" to the urgency of needs!
https://nonprofitquarterly.org/covid-19-using-a-racial-justice-lens-now-to-transform-our-future/