Our Children’s Schools: The Leadership Face of the Future

Blog | by Peg Watson | March 17, 2015

The Green Schools Alliance aims to connect and empower schools worldwide to lead the transformation to global sustainability.

NEW! Hypercapitalism: The Modern Economy, Its Values, and How to Change Them

Blog | by New Dream | December 13, 2017

Hypercapitalism is a sharp, digestible, and funny cartoon guide to how global, privatizing, market-worshipping hypercapitalism threatens well-being, social justice, and the planet.

America the Possible: A Manifesto, Part II

Blog | by James Gustave Speth | July 2, 2012

We need a compelling vision for a new future, a vision of a better country—America the Possible—that is still within our power to reach.

A Roadmap to a New Economy: An Interview with Gus Speth

Blog | by Lisa Mastny | March 8, 2012

Speth talks about the need to reshape the political and economic system to work better for all Americans.

Like you, the New Dream team has been busy these past few weeks transforming our daily lives, taking in information, and trying to make thoughtful choices under these urgent and significant circumstances.

In Pursuit of Justice: My Experience of Nine Years of United Nations Climate Talks

Blog | by Anjali Appadurai | December 16, 2019

When It Comes to Climate Change, Better a Sucker Than a Free-Rider

Blog | by Jake Giessman | September 6, 2012

Are you reluctant to embrace a more climate-conscious lifestyle because, hey, nobody else is doing it?

Off the Pedestal: Creating a New Vision of Economic Growth

Blog | by James Gustave Speth | June 3, 2011

A longtime environmental leader argues it’s time for the U.S. to reinvent its economy into one that focuses on sustaining communities, family life, and the natural world.

Ideas Worth Spreading: Be Inspired by TED

Blog | by Amy Curtis | July 13, 2011

These 10 video presentations provide hope, inspiration, and knowledge that although people can damage the Earth, they also have the potential to save it.

Can the Rewards of Travel Outweigh the Planetary Costs?

Blog | by Amy Curtis | January 17, 2012

Despite the environmental repercussions, traveling also makes one appreciate the Earth.

Chris Jordan: Paparazzi of Garbage

Blog | by Amy Curtis | July 13, 2011

Jordan's work captures a reality that’s all too easy for consumers to ignore: that waste multiplies, rapidly.

Economic Fallacies: Is It Time to Work More, or Less?

Blog | by Juliet Schor | January 12, 2012

Juliet Schor argues that reducing work hours will help the economy and increase jobs.

Meet Raagini Appadurai, Our New Program Lead

Blog | March 15, 2019

Raagini is a social justice and equity educator whose deep commitment to this work is informed and fueled by her unique position as a woman of color, an artist, and an activist.

Top 5 Eco-Friendly Public Sculptures

Blog | by Sarah Baird | August 13, 2013

Across the United States, 2013 has been a major year for public art installations with a larger mission.

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