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Yes, We’re Going There: Letter from the Editor, Summer 2024
Letter from the Editor, Kindred Summer Issue 2024
What We Did This Summer at Kindred
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Reinvigorating Concepts of Attachment Through a Matriversal and…
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Introduction
For too long the staid rules about what attachment…
Kindred Announces Worldview Literacy Project and Partnership with…
Kindred World is proud to announce the launch of the Worldview Literacy Project, a self-directed or community learning program exploring rebalancing life on…
How Worldview Literacy & Evolved Nest Science Supported One…
A Kindred Interview and Panel Discussion with Disabled Children and Family Caregivers Advocate, Andrea Dole
Embodied Cultural Sensitivity, Birth, and Feminism
"We will be saved throgh the articulation of what we have forgotten.”
— Stephanie Mines
Nothing restores embodied cultural sensitivity more than a…
Restoring Sanity: Challenging Educational Hegemony in the Struggle for…
The domination of global hegemonic education, especially at the university level, continues to prevent peace on earth. I focus here on the complicity of Western…
Earth Day Celebration and Poetry Reading for The Great Physician with…
Kindred World Publishing House is proud to announce the release of The Great Physician: Medicinal Poetry for the Anthropocene, the first major collection of…
The Indigenous Worldview
Entangled World explores the interrelated, existential social, economic, ecological, and technological risks we face, their underlying drivers, and how a more…
Interbeing and Slow Movement: What My Grandfather Knew
The hallmark of our modern life is a faster and faster tempo, leaving no room for the body to digest and integrate our experience. The simplest way to step…
How Babies Learn the Story of Separation
Charles Eisenstein, in his book, The More Beautiful World Our Heart Knows is Possible, discusses how we are stuck in the dominant culture’s “story of…