In an ever-evolving world, does it make sense to use a 200-year old theory of trickle-down economics as the primary instrument for our economic system? In the fifth edition of…
Founded in 1980, New Society Publishers emerged from the Movement for a New Society(MNS), influenced by Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. They focus on producing literature supporting global social…
Creating inclusive meetings means more than just setting agendas and schedules—it’s about fostering environments where everyone feels valued and heard. In this excerpt from The Token, the author explores practical…
For many years, Jo Nelson has been teaching and refining the Focused Conversation method. In her book The Art of Focused Conversation, Second Edition, co-written with R. Brian Stanfield, she…
In Think Like a Commoner, David Bollier shows how commons-based systems—from local gardens to open-source software—help us share wealth fairly. But these shared resources are under threat. When corporations privatize…
In mediation, the right question can build bridges—or break them. In this blog excerpt from The Mediator’s Toolkit, Gerry O’Sullivan shares how strategic preparation and the S Questions Model help…
BookNet Canada speaks with New Society Publishers—leaders in sustainable, mission-driven publishing for over 40 years. From recycled paper to climate commitments, they share how their work is reshaping the future…
An excerpt from Coming Together in the Great Turning offers a gentle reflection on remaining connected, human, and hopeful amid social, political, and ecological upheaval, reminding us why coming together…
Amid political violence and uncertainty, this reflection by New Society Publishers’ Publisher Emeritus invites a humane, care-rooted response that holds anxiety, grief, and open questions.
Discover the five workshop rhythms that create engaging and transformational group experiences. Learn how to design workshops that foster learning, connection, expression, and lasting integration.
In this excerpt from The Art of Creating Workshops for Women, discover how authentic presence, trust, and openness—not control—define meaningful workshop facilitation and create space for real connection.
In this thoughtful excerpt from The Mediator’s Toolkit, Second Edition, mediator and trainer Gerry O’Sullivan explores the idea of paradigms: the internal frameworks that influence how we understand ourselves, others,…