Pamela Kay Anderson (former Director, CGIAR Center, Peru)
“Douglas Murray is a beautiful writer. His storytelling is powerful, and his ability to describe – people, places, events – is so vibrant. He writes in Technicolor. The stories and journeys that Murray shares with us brought waves of nostalgia for a time and a generation brimming with optimism and activism, as well as an honesty about those times that is refreshing. In our current, troubled times, We Can Change the World feels like a gentle call to the continued optimism and activism that is still so desperately needed. This read was like a massage for my soul.”

Katherine Yih (retired research scientist, School of Public Health, Harvard University)
“I was blown away by the moral and almost spiritual significance and beauty of We Can Change the World. Dr. Murray has recorded deeply affecting stories from the remarkable period of history our generation lived through and influenced. In some, he brings to light the courage of modest, largely unknown people who’ve made major sacrifices for their principles and for humanity. Some are so full of sensory detail that you almost feel you were there. The description of his quest for the paper nautilus at the end is just lovely, rising to the level of a parable. I am ordering more copies of the book to give away to friends.”