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If one thing is true about humans, it's that we are complex creatures. Our thoughts, histories, and experiences create unique perspectives about the world and how we interact with each other. Yet, time and again, we reveal our collective tendency to react from a place of fear. Across the socio-political spectrum, our responses to troubling questions, differences and missteps are severe, causing us to dehumanize one another and deny each other our inherent complexity.
With both thoughtful personal anecdotes and careful thinking about current historical events, Lucinda J. Garthwaite dives into the exercise of unashamed curiosity. The essays in Bumbling Humans return again and again to themes of compassion, restorative practice, and steady determination. Here readers will find hope, inspiration, and an invitation to align their day-to-day lives more closely with an increasingly thriving, just, and peaceful future.
About the author
Lucinda J. Garthwaite is the founding Director of the Institute for Liberatory Innovation, and former Academic Dean at Goddard College. Her focus as a teacher and consultant is implementing strategies and practices that drive systemic, liberatory change. She holds a doctorate in Leadership for Change from Fielding Graduate University.The Institute for Liberatory Innovation is a social action generator, responding to urgent social challenges with innovative programs and services for schools, organizations, and communities. Learn more about the ILI at www.liberatoryinstitute.com.
