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July 31, 2007 By Susan C. Strong

The Goal: An Ecocide-free Economy

Dear MP Network, Below is a short (611 words) op ed on getting to an ‘ecocide-free economy’ that I hope you will circulate, post, or publish widely. Please let me know if you or others you know post or publish it, so I can have a record of it. And pass that ‘ecocide-free economy’ sound […]

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Filed Under: Environment & Sustainability

June 15, 2007 By Susan C. Strong

Re The Iran Trap

Dear Friends, Below are some remarks about the U.S. threat of war with Iran I recently made as a private citizen when visiting our congressional representatives here in the Bay Area.  As these remarks were well received by our delegation, I’ve decided to share them with you via the MP Network.  (I’ve included links to supporting documents or sites […]

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Filed Under: Peace

April 23, 2007 By Susan C. Strong

Leapfrog Climate Conflict Now

Earth Day in the U.S. usually means celebrating earth’s beauty, learning how to make our  lives greener, and marveling at the smart cookies jumping in now with more ecologically friendly products and services. With Al Gore, Arnold (see Newsweek 4.16.07) and Tom Friedman (New York Times Magazine, 4.22.07) on board, we finally have some blue, […]

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Filed Under: Environment & Sustainability

March 13, 2007 By Susan C. Strong

Re Iran: The ‘Cool It’ Option

Most American progressives agree that a U.S. ‘preventive’ strike on Iran, nuclear or not, would be stupid, and self-destructive, as well as immoral and illegal under international law. Our challenge right now is to help foster broader public support for diplomacy, not war. So how should we talk to the media and mainstream public about it? Right now too […]

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Filed Under: Peace

November 3, 2006 By Susan C. Strong

Wrong on Terror

Dear MP Network, Although ‘weak on terror’ is a common phrase these days, ‘wrong on terror’ covers more ground and right now may reach even those who usually think any military reaction at all is ‘strong.’ But don’t just take my word for how ‘wrong’ it is . In case you missed it, below is […]

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Filed Under: Peace

July 1, 2006 By Susan C. Strong

Talking about Iraq

Dear MP Network, This post is in two parts: headlines with frames (no caps) followed by a rationale for the headlines. If you are in a hurry and you agree with my suggestions, you can skip the rationale, although it contains a few more ideas and frames (in caps) not included in the headlines. All […]

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Filed Under: Peace

November 15, 2005 By Susan C. Strong

Framing Sustainability for the American Mainstream

(A Memo prepared for the Marketing Action Sub-Committee of the U.S. Partnership for the U.N. Decade of Education for Sustainability) For successful framing, we have to understand what motivates mainstream Americans. In general, economic success or opportunity is the most powerful motivator to get the American public moving toward sustainability, although it is best not […]

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Filed Under: Environment & Sustainability

June 20, 2005 By Susan C. Strong

Speaking American About Economic Justice

(Published in Words That Work: Messaging for Economic Justice, a joint project of Tides Foundation and Spin Project) Today, success in promoting economic justice demands that we speak honest American. To be heard above the public din, we need to be able to reframe our own messages as part of the best American story. We […]

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Filed Under: Social and Economic Justice

June 20, 2005 By Susan C. Strong

Talking Opportunity in America

To create change, we must frame our messages as part of the hopeful American story -a story about what America should be. Fortunately, telling this story isn’t much of a stretch, because it authentically is our dream: a fair nation that consistently creates prosperity and protects opportunity for all. To best tell this story, we […]

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Filed Under: Social and Economic Justice

May 31, 2004 By Susan C. Strong

‘Eco-Friendly Persuasion’

Eco-Friendly Persuasion

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Filed Under: Environment & Sustainability

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