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CARE Documentary Hits Home

Chrysalis Hyon · July 20, 2016 · Leave a Comment

With exquisite sensitivity, a new documentary called CARE deftly weaves the stories of two elderly women and two chronically disabled men with those of the four women paid to care for them. In spite of the geographic, racial, income, and…

Sex, Power, & Money: Taking Neo?s Red Pill

Chrysalis Hyon · April 25, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Western civilization is rethinking sex, power, and money. But, as in the movie ?The Matrix,? most people still choose the blue pill rather than the red one, numbly accepting what they?ve been told, avoiding the truth that established norms are…

New Tools for Revving Up the Economy: Women, Work, and Care

Center for Partnership Systems · April 15, 2016 · 1 Comment

Read the new Huffington Post article by Riane Eisler and Valerie Young.?There are four key?levers policymakers can pull to maximize the intersection between the work women do, paid and unpaid, and economic prosperity, as documented by the?Social Wealth Economic Indicators …

Realities Missing from Political Debates

Chrysalis Hyon · April 3, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Politics and entertainment used to reside in separate spheres. But in this year?s Presidential campaign coverage, they?ve converged. While this has driven up TV ratings and network incomes, it?s been a dangerous pastime for a country already behind in the…

Women’s Issues – Key to Peace

admin · November 17, 2015 · Leave a Comment

By Riane Eisler Some say war is inevitable, but Dr. Riane Eisler’s research shows that we can build cultures of peace — partnership cultures. The first step is to examine the position of women in society because a study of…

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