Common Sense for Common Good: Change Ourselves -- Change the World - Softcover

Common Sense for Common Good provides a realistic way forward through our chaotic world. Looking through the lens of reality, engaging true-life stories draw us all into a better way of life. The problems of our lives and of our world are huge, even daunting. However, you will find plausible and very workable solutions suggested in these pages. If we hold up the lens of self-examination, we will find real ways forward.

This is a book for our time and for everyone. Easily digested in small sections or in one sitting, this is a book everyone can and should read, probably re-read. This is a book you will want to give to friends and family. It provides inspiration for real change.

Karen Olson Johnson chooses to live sustainably. With her scientific, academic, and mentoring expertise, she is a powerful advocate for the earth and its creatures. Karen spreads her important message through awareness, education, and action. As an author (From Where I See It and Common Sense for Common Good) and consultant, Karen uses multiple media to reach her audience. Karen has the heart of a storyteller and speaks with a prophetic voice. She truly believes if we care enough to change ourselves, we will change the world.

As a well-known and highly respected teacher, public speaker and workshop presenter on sustainability topics and science, Karen Olson Johnson has educated and inspired preschool through college level students in exciting hands-on science. She is a teachers’ teacher who has taught hundreds of undergraduate and graduate level teachers-to-be as well as those with years of teaching experience. As a consultant, writer, and sustainability expert who develops science and environmental projects, Karen is much in demand. She delivers high-quality work tailored to the individual, group, or institution she serves.

A major way in which she lives out her passion for sustainability and justice issues is as a consociate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul, Minnesota.

For more information please go to www.karenolsonjohnson.com or www.commonsenseforcommongood.net