The Global Oneness Project (www.globalonenessproject.org) amazes me. As they say on their website they’re “traveling the globe interviewing creative and courageous people who base their lives and work on the fundamental understanding that we are all connected and thus bear great responsibility for each other and our shared world.” The GOP (yes, that’s its acronym) [...]
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Oct 28
Oct 28
Humanitarian aid organizations: the “new colonialists?”
A recent article on hunger aid and humanitarian assistance in the Nov/Dec 08 Utne Reader reprinted from Foreign Policy magazine presented a very well-written argument supporting the rationale behind this website: “Humanitarian groups and well-meaning charities keep failing countries afloat. They also create a crippling cycle of dependence.”
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Outrageous Gardens
What if someone told you that they had solutions to world hunger, that these solutions would cost only pennies on the dollar not billions of dollars and that they were accessible to anyone right now? Presumptuous? Idealistic? Perhaps. Impractical? No! For these solutions are the heart and spirit of this website and they are working. [...]
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