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Mindfulness and the Costs of Integrity

Posted on 8 September 2017 by Amber Carpenter

Partly just an interesting case study in the costs of integrity, and the way that one person may become called to integrity while others, under apprently the same circumstances, do not. But it is also interesting to reflect on the … Continue reading →

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Mapping Tyneside Radicalism: www.radicaltyneside.org

Posted on 16 July 2015 by Rachael Wiseman

Northumbria University’s Histories of Activism group have just launched a website which maps an archive of radical activity in and around Newcastle. We explored the theme of integrity and activism with them at a workshop in 2014.

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“Gandhi is like the Occupy Movement”

Posted on 22 May 2015 by Rachael Wiseman

Interview with Norman Finkelstein on Democracy Now drawing some lessons for the contemporary left and for Palestinians in the occupied territories from the lessons of Gandhian non-violence. Gandhi is the subject of today’s Portraits of Integrity meeting.

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