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The Key to Improving Global Health? Radical Listening Original

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By Kinari Webb, Garry Aslanyan
| UNDARK Verified
In 1505, Poland’s parliament adopted a transformational piece of legislation. Translated as “Nothing new without the common consent,” the new law redistributed political power by forbidding the king from issuing decrees without first getting parliamentary approval. This same principle, streamlined to “Nothing about us without us,” has underpinned popular social movements of our time. It’s the defining position of the global disability rights movement. It’s a rallying cry for people living with .
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10 Inspirational Guides to Healing the Planet

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By Kinari Webb
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Physician Kinari Webb’s valiant debut, Guardians of the Trees, addresses the links between climate change and health care head-on. She recalls the trip she made as a college student to Borneo, where she was struck by the intense need for medical care in the country’s remote villages. Not long after graduating from Yale’s medical school, Webb returned to Borneo, in hopes of helping mitigate the costly health care that led many to turn to illegal logging.
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Guardians of the Trees: A Journey of Hope Through Healing the Planet: A Memoir

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By Kinari Webb
| citylights.com
"Inspiring...In a compelling narrative, the author shares the details of her journey and the cultural nuances of the region...A unique perspective that offers immense hope and direction for humanity in the face of climate change." –Kirkus (starred review) "This really is a journey of hope, told with an observant eye and an open heart." –Booklist In my experience, only a few people have really earned the right to ask us to hope. As this magnificent volume makes clear, Kinari Webb is the exception.
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