Danya Ruttenberg
Biography
Danya Ruttenberg has served as Scholar in Residence at National Council of Jewish Women, and wrote On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“A critical, essential offering to the national conversation about abortion that invites us to listen to those most impacted: the people who have made these decisions themselves. A Complicated Choice is a truly important offering for the United States today.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Becoming Kin is a powerful invitation into unlearning and learning. Krawec offers an essential vision for our relationships with the earth, the land, and each other.”
“Cry, Baby is an honest, powerful, and critically important book about what we transform with our tears--and how making space for our tears can transform us and the society in which we live. This book forges new cultural pathways by way of the bold, brave, naked open heart.”
How to Begin When Your World Is Ending
Christian Living
“How to Begin When Your World Is Ending is one of those books you didn't know you needed until you've been laughing and crying through it. It is brave and true, vulnerable and wise. Your brain, heart, and soul will be better off for having spent some time in Molly Baskette's extraordinary company.”
“Cry, Baby is an honest, powerful, and critically important book about what we transform with our tears--and how making space for our tears can transform us and the society in which we live. This book forges new cultural pathways by way of the bold, brave, naked open heart.”
World Religions
“Living Resistance forges a path to a more whole now and a more whole tomorrow. It shows how healing ourselves, our communities, our Earth, and our society are all inextricable, and how to gently integrate all levels of being and doing so that our daily acts of living become ways of resisting oppressive forces and bringing new possibilities into being.”
World Religions
“Steven Charleston's gorgeous, necessary invitation into the next chapter of our consciousness is gentle, wise, and firm: It's time to leave behind our toxic ways of doing and being, but we have guides and tools for the journey into whatever comes next. Sacred Migration is a gift that shows us just how timeless the map really is.”
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