Posted by Corey Hill in World News & Events on 6th December, 2010 | No Comments
We want to change the world. And you, reading this post – you’re probably a world changer, too. You probably know just how difficult it can be. It’s an ambitious aim, for sure. But we know it’s possible because we’ve been changing the world for over two decades, with the support of people like you. »
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Posted by Tex Dworkin in Donor Profiles, Fair Trade, Featured on 24th November, 2010 | 3 Comments
8 days, 8 “Giving Thanks” blog posts led up to this video. The posts and video highlight individuals chosen by Global Exchange staff members who are contributing to our social justice work in some way. So please join us in recognizing those special individuals who are helping to make this world a better place, and hope you enjoy our video. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Posted by Corey Hill in Donor Profiles, Featured on 16th November, 2010 | 1 Comment
Part 2 in an 8-Part “Giving Thanks” series, Global Exchange’s Corey Hill thanks Debbie Bruell, a true GEM. Read about Debbie’s ties with Global Exchange and why Corey chose to recognize Debbie.
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Posted by Zarah Patriana in World News & Events on 27th October, 2010 | No Comments
Every year, Earth Island Institute’s New Leaders Initiative recognizes six youth from around North America who have shown outstanding activism and leadership on a project or a campaign in the fields of environmental and environmental justice advocacy with a Brower Youth Award. This year, the Brower Youth Awards presented a new set of awardees at the 2010 ceremony and one of the inspiring individuals was one of our own: De’Anthony Jones.
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Posted by Admin in Global Exchange News & Events on 2nd March, 2010 | No Comments
A big heartfelt welcome to you! Thanks for finding your way to our brand new People to People blog. One of five blogs launched as part of our new Blog Network, the People to People blog will cover a wide range of human rights, social justice topics. Our other four blogs will each explore specific »
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