Joanna Macy, a prominent figure in environmental activism, passed away at 96. She is recognized for integrating Buddhist principles, systems theory, and deep ecology to foster societal change. Her influential framework, The Work That Reconnects, engaged numerous individuals in ecological activism. Macy was dedicated to empowering ordinary people to address climate challenges, advocating for a life-sustaining society known as the Great Turning. She believed in a shift towards the ecological self, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life and the importance of compassion in enacting positive change.
Macy synthesized principles of Buddhism, systems theory, and deep ecology philosophy to empower collective action toward environmental sustainability, inspiring ordinary people to heal the planet.
Joanna Macy envisioned a movement toward a life-sustaining society, called the Great Turning, emphasizing the need for wisdom and compassion to create positive change.
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