Daily Chronicles

Daily Chronicles

Daily Chronicles features issues, small or large, with the potential to change our world.

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Apr 19

If you look up at the menu, you’ll find our newly launched Call to Action section, now in its early stages and many pages will follow and grow with us. The first page is a call for sovereign peoples. While “sovereign” as a noun historically referred to a ruler, we use it today as an adjective to convey independence, self-determination, and personal autonomy.

You might be thinking: Aren’t there already countless calls to action out there? You’d be right. But this one is for independent, self-reliant people who often feel like isolated islands in their own countries—people who long for honest lives and a communal sense of the blood coursing in the veins of all of us. Enough – Basta – with waking up with a knot in your stomach, wondering what conflict has erupted. That daily unease is what brought me back to this site’s original, foundational values:

Anti-human systems must be dismantled and replaced with straightforward, honest pursuits: growing nourishing food, engaging in fair trade, healing one another, traveling freely, building livable structures, developing responsible technology, and pursuing knowledge that is both practical and sacred.

This Global Call to Action isn’t asking you to do more. Instead, it’s a call for accountability. We’re challenging our governments to govern responsibly and we suggest what we could do, to do that. Wars must end. Only then can we move toward true fairness and freedom—a world where peace isn’t just a pause between conflicts, where nations cooperate instead of exploit, and where mutual support replaces aggression. To achieve this, we must stand together, demanding policies that are right, fair, and just.

Through the careful drafting, research, and reflection and consultation behind this call engaging a number of people, one thought kept me grounded:

Please keep me with you in whatever you do.

Let us keep one another with us, in all that we do.