Vancouver's Pop-Up Shelters

Saturday, November 22, 2014

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Vancouver's Pop-Up Shelters

I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.

- Albert Schweitzer -

Vancouver's Pop-Up Shelters

A Vancouver-based advertising company teamed up with a grassroots advocacy group to extend kindness to the city's homeless population in a beautifully creative way. "During the day, the [bus] benches serve as seating for those waiting for the bus to arrive. At night, the front lifts up and out to create an overhang." Acts of kindness like these stand out against the backdrop of many cities making it harder for the homeless population to survive. Read on to learn more about this innovation that merges kindness and creativity! { read more }

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Public Art: A Path To Safer, Stronger Neighborhoods

Friday, November 21, 2014

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Public Art: A Path To Safer, Stronger Neighborhoods

What art can do is start conversations.

- Gina Reichert -

Public Art: A Path To Safer, Stronger Neighborhoods

Art that merges with the landscape brings human presence, safety, and physical activity into the city's spaces. This kind of art triggers more than one sense: it is something you move in, touch, and, in some cases, even eat. In Detroit, a spread-out city of single-family homes that is difficult to traverse and pockmarked by vacancy, these artistic interventions are an uncommonly powerful nexus of community life. They create welcoming traffic, as well as opportunities for neighbors to interact and work together. It is for a city with a future. { read more }

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7 Ideas For Compassionate Communities

Thursday, November 20, 2014

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7 Ideas For Compassionate Communities

The leader has to be practical and a realist, yet must talk the language of the visionary and the idealist.

- Eric Hoffer -

7 Ideas For Compassionate Communities

Are you looking for inspiring ideas to take action on some of society's broadest and most challenging issues? From addressing homelessness to providing medical care (in exchange for a song), look no further than this list of 7 revolutionary ideas from Yes Magazine. { read more }

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Pick one idea from this list to learn more about and see how you might get involved in your community.


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Riders For Health: Motorcycles That Save Lives

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

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Riders For Health: Motorcycles That Save Lives

Though the road's been rocky, it sure feels good to me.

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Riders For Health: Motorcycles That Save Lives

Solving community problems requires more than newer and better technology for the poor. It requires something more radical than that--that we rehumanize the poor. People require not only new technologies to solve some of the biggest challenges in rural health and development, they require basic technologies--like transportation for the cadres of health care workers and others. Riders for Health realized this and is changing lives--their own and others--through their simple realization that transportation is not a privilege but a necessity. { read more }

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