Sociologist, blogger, writer, and published author (The Creative Activism Guide, available from Booklocker.com). My book is an activist's guide to tools for solving problems, generating ideas, and making better decisions. I also work for the federal government in downtown DC and own a talkative orange cat.

In no particular order:

1. Start an organization that teaches critical thinking, scientific thinking, and thinking based on humanistic values.

2. Get more activists more interested in using tools for problem analysis, brainstorming, and decision analysis. I'd especially like to see these tools used in promoting "green" technology.

3. Write books, articles, tracts, whatever that would make the humnaistic worldview more attractive (humanist tracts in bus stations, train stations, and hotel rooms???)

4. Lead a rapid conversion to green technology, nanotechnology, and ecological design.

People who have one or more of the same interests (See Ways I would...). Aspiring screenwriters and aspiring nonfiction book authors.

Canada, Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica, Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Ukraine, Poland, at least 25 states

sustainable development, nanotechnology, green technology, humanism, sociology, 'conscious capitalism", screenwriting, writing books, ThoughtOffice (problem-solving software)

a little bit of Russian and Spanish