Sustainability & Climate Change Issue Update: The GOP, Sustainability and Climate Change

By admin on January 6, 2012

Coming into Iowa, candidates stumped on a range of issues, including sustainability and climate change. Here’s where the 2012 hopefuls stand on the issue.

A Real Whodunnit: The Oil Spill Blame Game

By admin on December 22, 2011

A parade of mega-corporate lawsuits stemming from the Gulf oil spill are doing nothing to address the needs of citizens, a HeadCount blogger argues.

HeadCount’s Fan DNA Project Reveals Political Differences & Similarities of Music Fans

By admin on December 15, 2011

Concerts are often a place where musicians and organizations try to raise political awareness. But are crowds tuned in? Are they listening when artists call on them to take action? Do they generally agree on hot button issues, or are they as divided as the rest of the country?

A Sustainable Answer to Invasive Species… Put them on the Menu

By admin on December 12, 2011

The hottest Sushi restaurant in New Haven, CT is serving up invasive species – and fighting environmental destruction in the process.

Volunteer of the Month: Charlie Blatt

By admin on December 5, 2011

Sayin’ thanks to HeadCount’s Volunteer of the Month, Charlie Blatt!

Herman Cain and the Politics of Sexual Misconduct

By Sam DArcangelo on December 2, 2011

A HeadCount intern wonders why Herman Cain’s alleged consensual extramarital affair did more damage to his campaign than earlier accusations of sexual harassment

Anti-Semites Still Run Wild in U.S.

By admin on November 23, 2011

Disturbing happenings in Brooklyn, New York indicate that anti-Semitic sentiment is alive and well in our nation which is supposed to embrace faith of all kinds.

Occupy Wall Street Comes to Brooklyn

By admin on November 21, 2011

I have been pretty critical of the of the Occupy Wall Street movement. You can find my published thoughts on the topic here and here. Standing outside the library the other night I was baffled as to why there were a bunch of helicopters hovering around my neighborhood. When I went inside and checked the news it was a bit unclear what was going on…

Interview: Roger McNamee. Musician, Investor, Occupier

By admin on November 20, 2011

One of Silicon Valley’s most successful investors has been hitting Occupy events all over the country, bringing a Wall Street insider perspective to the movement

Questlove Sounds the Alarm at OWS Raid

By admin on November 15, 2011

A certain famous musician was one of the first people to call attention to the impending police raid at Zuccotti Park in New York City last night