Tag: Solidarity
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The Parable of the Two Clocks. On the Time of the Sick and the Measure That Failed
The city had two clocks: the treasury clock on the town-hall tower and the clock of the sick, which no one hears. A parable about a mechanism with no villain, about a truth that must not be punished, and about a measure reckoned by whoever has waited longest — with the lesson of the Radium… Read more
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Sword and Herbs. A Letter to the Poles
On the fifteenth of August 1920 Warsaw walked in two processions: one with herbs to the churches, the other to the approaches of the city. A letter about a nation that carries defence and healing in the same hands. Read more
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The Shield That Does Not Look Like a Shield
The true shield of a nation rarely looks like a shield — more often it looks like a district hospital that keeps working when the power fails. Health resilience as a condition of sovereignty, not a luxury of wealthy states. Read more
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The Cross We Carry Together
A Just Council letter on how we protect our children: the neurobiology of a generation immersed in screens, self-denial as an act of normality, the cross carried every day, and the example we leave to those who follow us. Read more
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Neighbour, Doctor, Child — a Shared Cross, a Shared Path
A Just Council manifesto on a support system in healthcare that cannot be bought: the cross we carry together, thirteen values on duty, and the example we leave to our children. Read more
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The Neighbour in the Age of the Algorithm
For thousands of years the measure of community was the neighbour — the one on the other side of the wall, not the one on the screen. A Just Council manifesto on self-denial in the age of the algorithm. Read more
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The Neighbour Is the First Partner
On a solidarity that begins on the staircase and ends in the conference room: Putnam’s social capital, Dunbar’s number, the Tit for Tat strategy and Polish organic work from Stefczyk to Solidarity. Read more
