A few months ago, Dave Howe -- president of the SCI FI Channel, started a blog devoted to how individuals can save the world. As I read through the entries, I enjoy the breadth of the domain. They're not just about green technologies or being polite or urban retooling. It's wide open.
If you hop over there right now, you'll see an overwhelming emphasis on Barak Obama. If you fit into the crowd that thinks he's the best thing since sliced bread, you can enjoy that part of things. If you're skeptical and tired of hearing about him, look past those five or so articles at the other stuff. Sustainable travel. Sustainable food. School reform. Even video games! It's all good.
So anyway, I've added HOW YOU CAN SAVE THE WORLD to my reader subscription and maybe you will too.
Showing posts with label A Better World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Better World. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Thursday, October 23, 2008
A Better World (formerly Support a Child International)
I found an organization called "A Better World," focused on at-risk urban youth in the US, and impoverished international regions. Here's what they have to say:
Read more about their work at: http://creatingabetterworld.net/about_us.php
Our urban programs respect the interdependence of a healthy mind and body to affect sustainable positive change in children as well as in their surrounding community and family environment. Our international programs focus on creating the economic infrastructure and community empowerment to allow for the sustainable development in impoverished nations.
A Better World’s evolvement and growth is a reflection of our culture and process of never ending improvement and dedication. Our work is never done.
Read more about their work at: http://creatingabetterworld.net/about_us.php
Labels:
A Better World,
International Poverty,
Urban Youth
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