After the Symposium "Protection of Part of a Celestial Body for the Scientific Benefit of Humankind: the Lunar Farside Crater SAHA Proposal", which I organized at the COSPAR 1998 Scientific Assembly, the IAA Space Science Committee endorsed also this study.
And it suggests that the idea around which I organized my recent series of essays on L.A.'s boulevards — that our major streets are returning to the very center of civic life — has gained significant political traction.
In 2017, during the Women's March on Washington ― which I helped organize and which was the largest single-day protest in U.S. history ― we came out in search of hope.
He has visited prisons to raise awareness about mass incarceration — the new slavery — and he spoke out about the importance of Black Lives Matter at Sankofa's Many Rivers to Cross festival, which I helped organize.
I'm also a co-president of my university's Reform Jewish group, which means I organize and lead religious services.
What will it really be like, I wonder, once I decide to cut myself loose from the expectations, social environment and structural network around which I have organized my life for so many fruitful years?
"Cannabis Trialogue," from which I've organized the above list, was one of the dozens of public discussions McKenna and his friends/colleagues Rupert Sheldrake (an English biologist) and Ralph Abraham (an American mathematician) conducted from 1982 to 2000.
I confess to being a sucker for books about secrets, of which I have dozens, organized in three subject areas.
The sticks were emblazoned with logos for the popular Tex-Mex chain Chipotle, against which I am now organizing a boycott.
