Sarah van Gelder
Sarah van Gelder is founder of the new nonprofit, PeoplesHub, an online movement school that connects people in communities across the country with training and coaching resources needed to make a revolution where they live. Sarah is also the founding editor of YES! Magazine and author of The Revolution Where You Live: Stories from a 12,000 Mile Journey Through a New America. She specializing in identifying leading-edge solutions to our major ecological and human challenges, including cooperative economics, the local food movement, alternatives to incarceration, climate change solutions, neighborhood power, and personal resilience.
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