Rainbows represent diversity which encourages hope, joy, and wholeness.
Crossroads are points of convergence that offer direction-seting options.
Sharing empowering life-reviews mixed with creative expressions is the unique and engaging process this site offers.
This experience supports formulating next steps in our personal lives.
Our ability to impact the larger society expands as we gain understanding about where and why our freedoms originated.
The belief of anarchism are much different than you would expect. Non-violent protest is one form of this anarchism. The philosophy focuses on rights and authenticity.
Emma Goldman — Her papers at UCB; see if we have the poster that is mounted and photograph
Mikdail (ck sp) Bakunin
Elizabeth Fisher, creator of Rainbows at the Crossroads, is the author and editor of Rise Up & Call Her Name: A Woman-honoring Journey into Global Earth-based Spiritualities and co-author of Gender Justice: Women’s Rights Are Human Rights. She curates the Women & Religion website at http://lucilesrednotebook.org/ and writes a monthly column at www.patheos.com/blogs/naturespath/. Her writing appears in four Anthologies – “Goddess 2.0 — Advancing A New Path Forward”; “Voices of the Sacred Feminine — Conversations to Re-Shape Our World”; “Pagan & Earth-Centered Voices in Unitarian Universalism”; and “Voices of Change — Interviews with Activists and Organizers.” Liz was selected to be on the list of the Thirteen Most Influential People in Women’s Spirituality.
Elizabeth Fisher
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