Jacqueline Bos

Jacqueline Bos is an illustrator and graphic designer living in NYC. She creates illustrations with a mix of found imagery and hand drawn details, and is on an eternal search for interesting materials to experiment with. Among other things she enjoys stories, myths, magical beings, and minty tea.

You can see more of her work at www.jacquelinekari.com

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Recent Contributions
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A New Deal for Local Economies: II. The Birth of Corporations
July 26, 2010

While signs abound that people are rediscovering the benefits of an economy rooted in community and small-scale enterprise, all of this activity, though widespread, is still quite modest. It exists...
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A New Deal for Local Economies: I. The Good News
July 19, 2010
Let me begin by sharing some good news. Scattered here and there, in my country and in yours, the seeds of a new, more local and durable economy are taking root. 

Locally grown food has soared in...
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The Rise of the Citizen Entrepreneur
February 12, 2010
It was quite remarkable to get a personal shout-out from the President of the United States last week. Amidst the ovations--some bi-partisan and some quite partisan--I heard a President say that it...
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Type Casts: Identity by Association?
November 17, 2009
My partner and I have an ongoing debate about identity, and the possibility of being aware enough of how we’ve constructed our own identity to be able to change it. This gets particularly messy when...
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Self, and Importance. A Call to Reflection and Action
September 20, 2009
“No matter what one’s class, race, gender, or social standing… without the capacity to think critically about ourselves and our lives, none of us would be able to move forward, to change, to grow.”-...