Outposts of Change was written to help heal the world by inspiring fundamental social change. It provides both environmental and social justice guidance and proposes new goals designed to enable us to not just survive, but to thrive. To achieve these goals will require the largest and most unifying movement of social change ever attempted. Outposts develops a plan of action to create and empower that movement.
The book Outposts of Change begins by establishing in no uncertain terms, why we must fundamentally change how we operate our social institutions. If you weren’t convinced before the read of the absolute necessity for this level of change, you will be by the time you have finished reading the first part of the book. From there, you will be introduced to an out of the box approach to initiating the process of fundamental social transformation. Be prepared to think big!
You are invited to view a few excerpts from Outposts of Change which provide a sample of the intrinsic values, attributes, and a smattering of the areas covered within the work, which was written to convey a message focused on “how to accomplish foundational changes to our social structures”. Samples of those chapters could not be included within the excerpts as the issues they cover are simply too expansive.
To view a few select passages from Outposts, please view the back cover from our Amazon page.
“A call for radically rethinking how society and commerce deal with ethical responsibilities.”
Kirkus Reviews
“Outposts of Change is about nothing less than the role of humanity on this planet—our impact on the environment and each other … After a wide-ranging discussion of the urgent need for change along many dimensions … the author reminds us of our common humanity and suggests global solutions for governance, commerce and more. He also inspires action by insisting on personal responsibility, challenging us to “do one thing every day, no matter how small, no matter how seemingly insignificant, to make a better world.” A book like this one is needed more and more with each passing day.”
2022 Gold Award — Nonfiction Author’s Association
