A Climate Justice Compass for Transforming Self and World

World Futures 71 (3-4):96-113 (2015)
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Abstract

Climate change is a turning point in human history, necessitating human–ecological transformation on an individual, local, and global scale. Metropolitan regions offer an opportunity for collective action that can transform individuals and communities by expanding and re-integrating our localities, while making a significant impact on global climate change. The Breakthrough Compass is a conceptual tool for navigating the transition from fragmented self toward wholeness and connection to place, while transforming our world. This article offers stories and case studies illustrating how metropolitan regional climate justice coalitions can galvanize this local and global transformation

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