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Peace Corps Volunteer Tackles a Sensitive Women’s Health Problem in Uganda
Michigan Tech
March 14th, 2012
Michigan Tech student Stacey Frankenstein-Markon has been able to help hundreds of girls practice better hygiene while they learn about menstruation, their bodies and women’s health. And not incidentally, stay in school.
Read MorePeace And Goodwill Through Books
Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
March 5th, 2012
The 14-millionth reused book shared by California’s youth with Filipino children was turned over to the Philippine government in January 21, 2012, in a ceremony that showcased the solidarity between Filipinos and Americans as they work together to promote peace and goodwill through the literacy project.
Read MoreGame-Changing Retreat in South Africa
Echoing Green 
March 1st, 2012
The recent Echoing Green Fellowship regional retreat in South Africa was game-changing. We went in with the intention of building community, showcasing innovation and developing infrastructure to support social entrepreneurs in Africa. What actually happened was so much more.
Read MoreGOOD Wants To Promote Female Writers. Here Are A Few We Love Right Now
The Grindstone
February 22nd, 2012
Ann Friedman and Amanda Hess from GOOD News have decided to take the gender gap into their own hands, and they’re encouraging others to do the same. These amazing writers decided that it’s time to stop complaining about the serious under-representation of ladies in the media. Instead, they’re going to do something about it.
Read MoreWhat Does Teaching Creativity Look Like?
Good
February 15th, 2012
Creativity expert Michael Michalko, author of Creative Thinkering: Putting Your Imagination to Work has developed a list of 12 things most people aren’t taught in school?but should be?about creativity.
Read MoreRipples Of Peace In An Island Nation: Training The Trainers In Grenada
Karuna Center for Peacebuilding 
March 7th, 2012
This year we offered our first Training of Trainers to 30 participants who have been with us before. Following that, we offered another basic workshop, this time assisted by our TOT group who led exercises and reviewed designs and strategies. Hopefully the TOT group members will stay connected to each other during the year, and the strongest among them will start leading their own workshops.
Read MoreFood Sovereignty Movement Goes Global
Positive News
March 5th, 2012
Uniting behind the banner of ‘food sovereignty’, people are working not just for access to food – as described by the concept of food security – but for communities to have the right to democratically define their own food and agricultural systems without harming other people or the environment.
Read MoreActing and Activism: A Q&A with Meryl Streep
One Earth
February 27th, 2012
Meryl Streep is renowned for her ability to transform herself into a character. But few know about her real-life roles as a transformative environmental health activist, geothermal energy pioneer, and veggie-pushing mother.
Read MoreTurning Art Into Activism
New York Times Blogs
February 21st, 2012
Leslie Thomas, an architect turned activist, is the founder of Art Works Projects, which uses photography to raise awareness of human rights concerns and spur action.
Read MoreFarmers Go Wild
Yes! Magazine 
February 13th, 2012
Going beyond organic, a new generation of farmers is nurturing nature as well as crops.
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