“Every crisis,” writes US author and activist Rebecca Solnit in her latest essay collection, “is in part a storytelling crisis.”
“The most important territory to take is in the imagination,” she continues. “Once you create a new idea of what is possible and acceptable, the seeds are planted.”
In the Jul-Sep issue, we set foot in that territory, sharing the stories of people who are planting seeds of positive change. We meet the parents behind the fast-growing Smartphone Free Childhood movement, who refused to accept the status quo for their kids and are now helping the nation reimagine what childhood could look like in the digital age.
