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Celebrating How Loving Changed the Law
When Ken Tanabe launched LovingDay.org as a graduate student he had no idea what to expect. He hoped that, at the very least he would draw attention to Loving vs. Virginia and educate people about its positive impact. What has transpired is a groundswell of interest in celebrating the impact of this landmark decision.Read More »
5 CommentsPlaying For Change Gains Momentum
Playing for Change released Songs Around the World, the CD & DVD that have been four years in the making to promote peace and understanding through music.Read More »
3 CommentsGreg Mortenson’s Global Impact
Greg Mortenson, the author of the best-selling book Three Cups of Tea, is doing his part to change the world one school at a time. He reminds himself daily with a quote he has taped to the mirror in his dressing room, "When your heart speaks, take good notes!"Read More »
10 CommentsVisualizing What it Means to be Mixed
As is sometimes the case, a life of self-questioning has helped Kip Fulbeck find creative ways to begin to define himself and to facilitate answers for many others through his work.Read More »
16 CommentsValarie Kaur: Oriented to Action
Valarie Kaur is a remarkable person. She could be easily jaded by what has gone on around her. Instead she chooses to do something about the things she feels she can change, to make a positive difference, again and again.Read More »
4 CommentsChildren’s Miracle Network
Who can argue with the value of keeping kids healthy and saving the lives of those with life-threatening illnesses? One of the most efficient ways to make a difference for children who need hospital care is to give through the Children's Miracle Network. The Network impacts the lives of over 17 million children each year through 170 children's hospitals.Read More »
1 CommentsA Hopeful World View
With the battery of negativity that we can't seem to avoid every day, it's nice to be able to stop a moment and focus on things positive and hopeful. Here's some food for the soul!Read More »
11 CommentsWatch Out for La Llorona!
Every culture has its version of story-telling designed to teach kids, maybe even scare them, to do the right thing. Joe Ray, our eclectic friend and artist, remembers the impact that the story of La Llorona had on he and his friends growing up. The message and the story have stuck. Joe still doesn't go by the water at night without thinking twice or wondering if his Tia Ramona is nearby to protect him.Read More »
18 CommentsAdoption.com
Adoption is just one of several ways that you can build or expand your family. When deciding to embark on your adoption journey you'll need to answer a number of questions which will help you determine which direction is best for you and your family. Adoption.com provides links and resources of value to families looking to adopt.Read More »
0 CommentsSounds I’ve Collected along the Way
Memo Santillan grew up between continents and cultures, and that's reflected in his musical tastes. He shares his thoughts on two of his favorite musical acts with BLUR.Read More »
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