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No More Deaths- The Sustainability Mindset
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About This Collection
The sustainability category of health and wellness is both wide and deep. In this special collection our intention is to highlight voices of sustainability that are often lost in the sea of advertising by pharmaceutical and insurance companies for products and services. The information found on this site is not intended as recommendations for cures or a change in medical protocols, but, rather, an emphasis on innovative and fresh perspectives and ideas affecting the health and wellness of our citizens. Critical thinking, vision, and values are emphasized here on EarthSayers.
Curated by mokiethecat
Survivor Cafe: The Legacy of Trauma and the Labyrinth of Memory |
April 23, 2018 Talks at Google "Survivor Café: The Legacy of Trauma and the Labyrinth of Memory by Elisabeth Rosner. Elizabeth Rosner discusses her latest book, "Survivor Café: The Legacy of Trauma and the Labyrinth of Memory." It blends personal story, interviews, and extensive research on the complex subject of the inter-generational aftermath of war and atrocity. Click on image to order book from Amazon or visit your local bookstore. EarthSayer Elisabeth Rosner |
Called “breathtaking” by Pulitzer-prize winner Viet Thanh Nguyen, the book offers a comprehensive and intimate portrait of both individual and collective inheritance of history. Prior to "Survivor Cafe," Elizabeth published three works of fiction - "The Speed of Light," "Blue Nude: A Novel," and "Electric City," as well as a poetry collection called "Gravity."
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IBM to Build First Ever 360 Degree View of Health
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Life-saving lessons in action by Richard Harding at TEDxAtlanta
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Heroin Out Reach project- Barrios Unidos
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Wellness and Coming Together to Learn From Each Other by Ginny Nadler
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Ending Homelessness: Pipe Dream or Possibility? by Nan Roman
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There Is No Controversy When It Comes to Contraception by Melinda Gates
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Take Care, Mr. Elson: A Hard Road to Health Insurance
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Medicine and Truth That Lasts by David Newman
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The Power of Embodying Your Energetic Heart: Shiva Rea
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Cannabis Tea in the Netherlands by Arno Hazecamp, PhD
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I'm worried too by Donald Berwick
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Moderning Medicare and Medicaid by Donald Berwick (2010)
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A Home Boy's Joy Ride by Fabian Debora
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Climate Change and Your Health
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Take health care off the mainframe by Eric Dishman
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Cannabis Therapeutics Conference (2012) with Andrew Weil, MD
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Medicine Quest: In Search of Nature's Healing Secrets by Mark Plotkin
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Saving Lives through Clean Cookstoves by Ethan Kay
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Sacha Warmi Center by Didier Lacaze in Ecuador
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Consumer Insights into Sustainable Brand Demand - Market Research
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Let's build a health care system in Rwanda by Bill Clinton
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Creative Stress: A Path for the Evolved Life by James O'Dea
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What Really Matters at the End of Life by BJ Miller
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Upfront Thinking with Christopher Miller of Seventh Generation
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What the people of the Amazon know that you don't by Mark Plotkin
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What is TEDMed?
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The Good, the Bad and The Ugly of Retractions by Ivan Oransky
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Painted Nails Documentary (trailer)
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Living in a Stressful Environment by Szuson Wong
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Sleepless in America from National Geographic
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The Walkable City:Lessons from the U.S by Jeff Speck
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Health Care in Bolivia: Mano a Mano with Caterpillar
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The I-gene: Why We Need Goatherding in the Digital Age by Doug Fine
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How Would You Fix the U.S. Health System?
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End Malaria Now Video
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Access to health care by 7 billion Others
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