I'm a retired Unitarian Universalist minister and longtime activist for economic justice, care for the environment, universal healthcare and currently focused on mitigation of climate change. I'm active in several group efforts to that end. I am currently on the board of UUs for a Just Economic Community, and chair its task force for a Green New Deal.
I have two sons and two grandchildren also living in the Pacific Northwest. I live in the Pringle Creek Commuity in Salem which focuses on sustainability for its 30 acre campus. I currently chair its Landscape Committee.
I am very interested in Doughnut Economics because if our economic structures and popular persuasion, nationally and globally, do not change, we will not save life on our planet. The "Doughnut" makes easily grasped sense of the dilemma and the solutions.
