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SA Winter 2017
Finding the Crossroads: Mindfulness and Activism
By Sara Schultz, Atlantic Chapter Secretary
Mindfulness is surely one of the buzzwords of this decade. It’s easy to read about and talk about but not so easy to practice consistently. The truth is, after getting certified as a mindfulness teacher, I still lose my phone, miss appointments and open my mouth before thinking. However, I plug away at it.
Mindfulness is the journey, not the destination
Mindful practice is not mindful perfect.
Filling the Swamp, Both Symbolically and In Fact
In my column for the last edition of the Sierra Atlantic, I wrote about the importance of continuing civic engagement after the election to ensure that we keep the pressure on elected officials to pass laws for environmental protection and public health.
Atlantic Chapter Four-Point Strategy for the Trump Administration
By Erin Riddle, Atlantic Chapter Chair
On November 18 (ten days after the presidential election), Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune published a blog in which he provided a four-point strategy for how we, as Club leaders, members and staff, can work to thwart an all-out assault on the environment, public health and our communities: RESIST, RECRUIT, TRAIN, and SUSTAIN (you can read the full blog post at
Coming Clean: November 10, 2016
Albany Update: In the Dark Days of Trump, New York can still Shine
Along the Taconic Parkway, in a quiet section of Westchester County, NY, motorists are greeted by a faded road sign that announces the exit to “Donald J.
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