Creative Healing
I find this image by Angus Maguire (Interaction Institute for Social Change) very illustrative of the conversation between equality/equality of opportunity and equity/equality of outcome and the need for race Continue Reading →
In our shared human Umwelt[1] there is an ecological relevance for us to recognize the centrality of race as a significant relational and social factor and dynamism that shapes the Continue Reading →
Worldwork is the theory and practice of Arnold Mindell’s process-oriented psychology that is applied to large groups, teams, organizations and communities. In my mind, it’s application has a set of Continue Reading →
My great-grandfather Fritz Morin and my grandfather Jean Morin were Swiss doctors specialized in treating tuberculosis before the era of antibiotic treatment. My great-grandfather’s oldest son Alfred contracted the lung Continue Reading →
The Truth Takes Work “Not wanting to know means asking for oppression[Timothy Snyder. Our Malady: Lessons in Liberty from a Hospital Diary. New York: Crown, 2020.]” says the historian Timothy Continue Reading →
During my residency in public health 35 years ago I first heard about the Oregon Health Plan. We learned about then Oregon state senator John Kitzhaber’s vision of creating a Continue Reading →
Covid-19 is one of many present-day man-made public health crises. It appears, its origin is linked to the growth in world population and the narrowing of spaces between the human Continue Reading →
Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar. Al andar se hace camino. ~ Antonio Machado “Wanderer, there is no road, the road is made by walking. Walking makes Continue Reading →
There is no more consequential outcome of privilege than (health and) life itself. The privilege of being on the living end of racism. Racism is one of the fastest-spreading and Continue Reading →
I started a new Facebook page to promote CI and collect feedback and ideas about what CI means for different people in diverse communities. For the moment I define CI as Continue Reading →