The Ethical Society of Boston is pleased to announce that  is our Humanist of the Year for 2013.

The distinguished author and activist will talk about how developing an “eco-mind” enables us to see that embracing agroecology, ending global poverty, and meeting the climate challenge are all of one piece. Her message will be carried through stories of possibility, from women in rural India reclaiming power over their food security to villagers in Africa effectively turning back the desert.

Click here to review past Humanist of the Year honorees.