Building New Palestine
Building the Palestinian Nation, Building new Palestine in global eyes in the era of emerging perception
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Created: Apr 24, 2009
Updated: Jun 06, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Soil Conservation and Management | Culture and Sustainability | Food Supply | Fair Trade | Environmental Justice | Corporate Ethics | Economic Development | Sustainable Livelihoods | Local Food Systems | Cultural Diversity | Agricultural Policy | Democracy and Civil Society | Rights and Equality of LGBT | Arts Activism | Worker Rights | Social Entrepreneurship | Community Enterprise | Government Oversight and Reform | Global Food Supply and Sustainability | Globalization Impacts | Worker Centers | Transnational Corporations | Trade Balance | Democratic Reform | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Human Rights Education | Refugees, Internally Displaced Persons, and Migrants | Community Participation | Vocational Training | Sustainable Living | Agroecology | Arts Education | Soil Ecology | Social Development | Poverty Alleviation | Indigenous Lands | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Community Resources | Performing Arts | Law and Policy Reform | Human Rights Protection | Land Trusts and Land Conservation | Community Service/Volunteerism | Sustainable Agriculture | Organic Farming | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Fundraising | Rural Development | Global Migration
About [Edit]
ART TRIBES is your social network for local change,
building community and developing new, creative ways to use film, art and emerging fields media as tools for social change; ART TRIBES also aims to build the capacity of non-profit and arts organizations through entertaining civic engagement events and by recruiting a pre-engaged constituency at a local level and by providing a commercial-free social utility as an alternative to the existing, commercially exploitative social networks such as facebook and MySpace, etc.
www.ArtTribesNetwork.com is being made possible in part by a grant from the Green Family Foundation.
