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Won't You Be My Neighbor?

By Danielle Mayfield

A true story about the long-term benefits—and challenges—of intentional community Read more...

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neighbors, community, friendship, intentional living, relational, bhutan, somalia, burma, mexico, danielle mayfield

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[Insert Cause Here]

By Jeff Goins

Is the rise of consumer compassion a good thing? Read more...

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compassion, consumerism, charity: water, toms shoes, blake mycoskie, the one campaign, warby parker, fair trade, products, product(red), brett mccracken, dan kadlec, wayne elsey, bono, soles 4 souls, jamie finch, nomi network, jeff goins

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Teach A Woman To Fish...

By Julian Lukins

Why empowering women is the key to lasting community development Read more...

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women, mothers, children, cambodia, malawi, africa, world relief, family, community, kampong cham, tropaing ansoung, hiv/aids, preventable disease, julian lukins

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So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit? Part 5

By Reject Apathy

Advice from five organization leaders on getting started, setting goals and what they’d do differently a second time around Read more...

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nonprofit founders, richard stearns, world vision, world vision u.s., lenox, global poverty, hiv/aids, africa, fundraising, peru, cusco, poverty, ashley emert

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Save the World Without Losing Your Soul

By Maggie Canty-Shafer

Four field leaders discuss the Christian response to a broken world Read more...

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social justice, activism, dr. ron sider, rich christians in an age of hunger, shane claiborne, the simple way, chris heuertz, word made flesh, jonathan wilson-hartgrove, maggie canty-shafer

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While most of the world was watching the destruction wrought by the Haiti earthquake last January from the safety of their living rooms, Lindsay Branham and Jonathan Olinger were flying into the Port-au-Prince airport on a Spanish government flight. They were there to gather footage of the devastation and its human toll as freelancers working with a CNN team led by Soledad O’Brien for a special called “Rescued.” The filmmakers found themselves hitting the quake’s epicenter on the same day as the cable giant’s prime superstar, Anderson Cooper. Read more...