Blogs about: Humanitarian Efforts
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Its a dark and rainy day....
I love days like this, I don’t know why but they slow me down. They cause me to think. To reflect and to meditate on things to come. I am thinking of the true possibilities of our Global Reach f… more →
Something to Say
Operation Angel Wings
carla wrote 3 hours ago: Operation Angel Wings with First Friday Main Line is not over as of First Friday. It is ongoing, so … more →
The Jenzabar Foundation Assists Babson College in Providing Educational Programs to Disadvantaged Communities
jenzafound wrote 1 week ago: Babson College received a grant from The Jenzabar Foundation to help implement an educational progra … more →
One Million Signatures Campaign
jenzafound wrote 3 weeks ago: At this year’s Glamour Women of the Year awards, One Million Signatures Campaign was among one … more →
A different type of war story - What it’s like not to write about death and oil
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ubspectrum wrote 1 month ago: I have recently accomplished something in my goal of becoming a better journalist – I have worked on … more →
Boston College's Sociology Dept is Using The Translator as a Primer for its course named "African World Perspective" this fall
rhacademic wrote 2 months ago: Boston College’s Sociology Dept is using The Translator: A Memoir for its course named “ … more →
True Crime
xy08 wrote 5 months ago: Walt Staton, a volunteer with a humanitarian group, faces a year in prison and a 10G fine. Why? … more →
Hunger for Energy
micropower wrote 6 months ago: “India’s red-hot economy, (a) new suburb on the edge of the capital, New Delhi, is also a symbol of … more →
A proposal using solar power for disaster relief and the fight against poverty:
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micropower wrote 6 months ago: “There are two ways to ensure a healthy future for countries and communities that are highly v … more →
The First Stream of Consciousness...
thepopulacebackdrop wrote 6 months ago: I am currently reading Daniel Quinn’s book “Beyond Civilization,” and I must say that as of right no … more →
"Looking Back at Darfur" by David Snyder
Mike wrote 6 months ago: Travelogue: Looking Back at Darfur by David Snyder Today we are happy to launch yet another new feat … more →
Solar Power to off Grid Families
micropower wrote 6 months ago: This is your official invite to be a part of a project to bring mobile solar power units to communit … more →
Its a dark and rainy day....
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gadberry wrote 7 months ago: I love days like this, I don’t know why but they slow me down. They cause me to think. To refl … more →
“Another Day in Paradise”… Hear my prayers O Lord…Just a thought...Not a sermon...8 days til I leave!!!
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Judy Willson wrote 7 months ago: The last Sunday in February…A mother dies, and leaves behind her children: I don’t question the r … more →
Help Taylor...
gadberry wrote 8 months ago: The word proud is incapable of describing the way I feel about my daughter Taylor. Don’t misun … more →
Your plastic bags would look cooler as garland.
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PauvrePlume wrote 8 months ago: oday’s French Friday post on my alter-ego blog, Words & Eggs, featured the socially and en … more →
Ponzi Scheme: 01-21-09 Donald Manning, Brixon Group Guilty
alaskakid wrote 10 months ago: United States Attorney Karen P. Hewitt announced that Donald Manning pled guilty today to conspiracy … more →
The IDF's humanitarian efforts and media lies
wien1938 wrote 10 months ago: This article in the JPost highlights the extraordinary methods with which Israel is revolutionising … more →
Relationship is the key
gadberry wrote 11 months ago: A blog i wrote while in Rwanda april of 2008 and never published…. Relationship is the Key…. W … more →
ANPI Adopts a Springfield, IL Family and Donates to Contact Ministries
ANPI wrote 12 months ago: Associated Network Partners, Inc., headquartered in Springfield, IL, recently adopted a family throu … more →
