Martin Keogh is the author of As Much Time as It Takes- A Guide for the Bereaved, Their Family and Friends and the editor of Hope Beneath Our Feet. He teaches interpersonal communication skills using improvisational arts and partner dancing. The founder of The Dancing Ground, which produces conferences and symposia on gender, race, and mythology, he lives in North Easton, Massachusetts.
“This compelling and inspirational anthology raises a chorus of voices in defense of the earth. Hope Beneath Our Feet addresses the environmental problems plaguing our planet and the myriad forms of action each of us can take.”<br>—Leonardo DiCaprio, actor and activist <br>“Wonderfully uplifting and inspiringly diverse perspectives on aligning ourselves with the fullness of our own possibilities as individuals and as a species. The bottom line: flavor and savor every moment, especially the toughest ones, with not-knowing, with good will, imagination, kindness, wisdom, humor, community, and action. My father-in-law, Howard Zinn, said it so well: “Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world.’” <br>—Jon Kabat-Zinn, author of Full Catastrophe Living and Coming to Our Senses<br> <br>“ Hope Beneath Our Feet is just that. With penetrating clarity it takes us into the depths of our essential nature: our