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Millions of underage children worldwide working in hazardous conditions
The Fiji Times An estimated 10.5 million children worldwide, most of them under age, are working as domestic workers in people’s homes, in hazardous and sometimes slavery-like conditions, says… more →
Family Survival Protocol - Microcosm News
If Not Here... Where?
wrote 4 hours ago: Indigenous people. There can be no argument – let me rephrase: no *serious* argument – … more →
devil child
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wrote 5 hours ago: You know there was a huge service done to mankind when air travel was made accessible to one and all … more →
King of the Road: The Trip Up Part 1
wrote 2 days ago: It’s taken me some time to get back into the swing of things after being the King of the Road. … more →
dreams of the journey…
wrote 2 days ago: As I dream of this adventure before me, so many scenarios open themselves in my mind… I see clearly … more →
Which One Doesn't Belong?
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wrote 3 days ago: Clockwise from top left: Svengali, keeping cool in the aloe; Stripey, waking up from an afternoon na … more →
Winners of the UClass Talent Show
wrote 5 days ago: Last month, UClass hosted the first-ever global talent show. Classrooms across the world demonstrate … more →
Millions of underage children worldwide working in hazardous conditions
wrote 6 days ago: The Fiji Times An estimated 10.5 million children worldwide, most of them under age, are work … more →
With liberty and justice for all
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wrote 1 week ago: The original Pledge of Allegiance written by Francis Bellamy in 1892 was intended to be a pledge tha … more →
People we need
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wrote 1 week ago: I want to share with you a poem written by a friend, djordan, which expresses very well, something I … more →
Dependency: Backing up the internet
wrote 1 week ago: December, 2007 saw the start of an economic recession. A recession few of us predicted or even thou … more →
Nelson Mandela's condition deteriorated and he was transferred to a Pretoria hospital.
wrote 1 week ago: Nelson Mandela taken to hospital in ‘serious’ condition © AFP Former South African presi … more →
What was little more than a group of environmentalists' impassioned planning dispute over a government-backed project; has turned into Turkish cries for the rebirth of a Nation.
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wrote 1 week ago: BBC Ankara protesters clash with Turkish police Anti-government protests in Turkey are entering a se … more →
And Above All Things... Kindness
wrote 1 week ago: I’ve written many times about how I feel we should look at all sides, find common ground, talk … more →
Oregon GM Wheat Contamination Could Have Ramifications for Canada
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wrote 1 week ago: Brandon_Manitoba_1922 Wheat field in early spring, near Weyburn Saskatchewan BriYYZ from Toronto, C … more →
What are Global and International Education?
wrote 1 week ago: Published by: National Council for the Social Studies Descriptors The terms global education and int … more →
At a Safe Distance....
wrote 2 weeks ago: I was reading through some of the posts from the blogs I follow and it really put into perspective h … more →
Students Take Global Stage at UClass Talent Show
wrote 2 weeks ago: Hosting the first-ever global talent show, the UClass ”Talent Show” Project has garnered … more →
UClass Unites Leaders at NYC Global Education Forum
wrote 2 weeks ago: Last Wednesday, UClass and the Asia Society brought together school and organizational leaders at th … more →
BRUSSELS - Violent clashes between protestors and police in Turkey over the weekend have seen its Prime Minister deny accusations that he is becoming a "dictator."
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wrote 2 weeks ago: ‘Turkish Spring’ tests Erdogan’s rule Related Turkey wants to be included in EU-US … more →
