Greenpeace's great interactive flash site is hosted by Wiggles wannabees who try to out-dodge a blinged-up, cigar-smoking Lumpy The Coal. Guaranteed to make you want to take action.
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Apr 25, 2009 by mejiann
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"'Power to the People' was the oft-heard clarion call of the 1960's. Now, at last, thanks to PhotoVoice, the disenfranchised and marginalised, the voiceless Other, have the tools to speak in the universal language that is photography. Long may their eloquence enlighten and delight us."
Philip Jones Griffiths,
President of Magnum Photos 1980-1985
Patron of PhotoVoice
Apr 20, 2009 by mejiann
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George Monibot suggests the use of complementary currencies, with a built in fee which has the same effect as negative interest, as a way of bypassing greedy banks, recharging local economies and boosting long-term investment.
Apr 07, 2009 by mejiann
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The Anahata mission is to bring yoga to post-conflict communities to promote healing and social change. They are currently working in Rwanda.
Apr 05, 2009 by mejiann
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Catalyst Arts was formed 15 years ago in response to what was seen as a cultural vacuum. It is Belfast's primary artist-led organisation. Beyond its gallery walls, it has staged exhibitions on billboards, on gable ends, under floor boards, in a clothes shop, in the back of a van, car and a bus, on the airwaves, under the Lagan, in an airport baggage scanner, up a mountain, down the Falls, up the Shankill, over in Lisbon (not in Lisburn), in a helicopter, in an archive, in a museum, and in a haunted house. It has accidentally shut down Stormont, been robbed, beaten and sued, has had to move four times and amazingly, it has survived through the madness of over fifty directors to date.
Apr 04, 2009 by mejiann
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