From: YES! Magazine <yesnewsletters@yesmagazine.org>
Subject: Our Plan for a Better World
| YES! Magazine is a digital tool for students aged 12 – 21 to support current events, writing practice and global cultural learning. Topics are global issues that are often used for university essays and interviews – so while some topics might seem controversial, they are important to understand from multiple perspectives for any global citizen and good steward of our planet’s resources. Articles can be used by students and teachers to practice for the SAT or IELTS/TOEFL exams, or used as discussion pieces for debates and essay assignments. Enjoy as I have for the past 15 years abroad! Kierstan Connors, GEMS Education Head of Career & College Counseling My Path To Uni Pathways http://www.MyPathToUni,com YES! Magazine – February 2020 How to raise climate-resilient kids, 3 movements for gender equity, and uncovering stories of slavery under water. February 21, 2020 For 24 years, YES! has been telling the stories of people building a more just, sustainable, and compassionate world. Now, at the dawn of a new decisive decade, we’re stepping back and asking: what are the core values and guiding principles of systems change that, if widely adopted, could turn the tide? You’ll find our latest thinking in “The World We Want” issue. With it, we aim to plant the seeds for a collective 10-year blueprint to inspire and guide us as we set out to build a new future, together. Christine Hanna, executive director P.S. Subscribe now to get “The World We Want” issue Uncovering Stories of Slavery Under Water RUTH TERRY How to Raise Climate-Resilient Kids TIM LYDON Get “The World We Want” Issue Sleepovers in Slave Cabins Are Helping to Create Healing Conversations RUTH TERRY What U.S. Farming Can Do to Stop Climate Change RONNIE CUMMINS New Programs Aim to Reduce Harm of the Opioid Crisis ISABELLA GARCIA FROM THE MAGAZINE Beyond #Metoo, 3 Movements Making a Difference for Gender Equity LORNET TURNBULL FOLLOW YES! ON INSTAGRAM YES! is nonprofit, independent, and reader-supported YES! Media 220 Second Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: 800-937-4451 :: 206-842-0216 customercare@yesmagazine.org |