The Boston Community Change Card program is designed to help communities reverse the negative impact of losing dollars to retailers that are not locally owned. The first such program was launched in Boston in November of 2006. The Community Change Card pro

... in the 1960s, relying solely on sustainable-agricultural suppliers. He later ... to combat social injustice and have a sustainable environment. The movement has been ... than a decade ago. I started with 30,000, then went to 70,000, then

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NCH offers the following opportunities for people who have experienced homelessness to join us in ending and preventing homelessness.

This is a seven week interactive course designed to be taken by 8-12 individuals. Participants act as revolving facilitators, and take turns giving an opening to each meeting. Each 1 1/2 hour class starts with a circle question, that is related to the chap

One Simple Thing aims to provide everyone with a simple answer to the question, "What can I do?" Every week there is a new simple action that people can take to make the world a better place. Anyone can subscribe to the service through a feed reader or Goo

Análisis de la situación actual de la legislación boliviana en relación con los pueblos indígenas y especialmente de sus recursos naturales. Análisis detallado de un proyecto de manejo de los recursos forestales en manos de los indígenas chiquitanos, que r

Orcas Post is a networking site for the Orcas Island community.

Free PDF Book: The Economic Benefits of Land Conservation This is a free PDF report from the Trust for Public Land that tries to answer the question: Does land conservation protect the bottom line? From the preface: "This book presents quantitative and aut

I'm a "green" blogger. Not green as in inexperienced or green with envy, but green as in concerned about environmental issues. There are many of us out there, so I want to use this lens to get the word out: the green bloggers have arrived!