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Less than 30 Days to save the Rain Forest (#29)
I'm on Twitter. Usually a fair bit, even if I'm not posting. I use it research, connect, communicate and educate myself (sometimes I even use it to get my daily news).
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Today I saw an interesting tweet regarding a group called 300 Acres
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Their goal? Save 300 acres of Ecuadorian Rain Forest in less than 30 day by raising $70k.
Added by Allyson Ingerman on March 11, 2010 at 3:00pm — No Comments
The BIGGEST Social Experiment, Game, Challenge Out There (& Transmedia too!) (#28)
Added by Allyson Ingerman on March 9, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments
Latest news from Haiti 3/7
Hi all,
It has been hard to get communication out to you. It is a very good trip, not to mention the weather is cool. NICE. Eion and Wes are the best for traveling with and we are having a great time connecting. They came to Pastor Berthony's church today. I got them both up in the pulpit for a few minutes each. Yes, I got a picture. They are humble and caring people, and we are all having an incredible experience.
My main focus is to getting the children moved on the land and Josue is very sup… Continue
Added by Jamie Inman on March 8, 2010 at 8:53am — 1 Comment
Donald Skow new report from Haiti
live from Haiti...Doing well considering all the Haitians have been through. Port-a-Prince in some ways looks better than it has for a very long time. there are crews everywhere cleaning up trash and rubble. Way to much happening to write about. I am finishing up shelter logistics for the teams coming in. i believe we can have shelter for all our orphans and others within 30 days. Very needed since the rains are beginning.
Thanks to all who have given towards the care of the children. Continue
Added by Jamie Inman on March 6, 2010 at 9:09pm — 1 Comment
Promote the Peace Day 2010 Broadcast
Announcing the Peace Day 2010 24 Hour Global Broadcast Event. Please share the Peace Day 1 page introductory pdf, the Peace Day TV social community, Sponsorship Packages located in our Peace Day Broadcast Open Online Office, and vote on the Pill… Continue
Added by Peace Portal on March 2, 2010 at 4:40pm — No Comments
This International Women’s Day, Celebrate the Movement That’s Changing the World One Woman at a Time
Join Marisa Tomei; Maria Bello; India.Arie; Sarah, Duchess of York; Michael Franti and others in the largest International Women’s Day celebration on the planet.
This uplifting evening of music, celebrity discussion and film will inspire you to join a movement to empower women and girls to fight poverty and oppression. This one-night-only event will feat
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Need ideas to network new fundraiser on Kickstarter to Support Pilot with Single Mothers in Rural Kenya
Good Morning or should I say evening...
Just a quickie... I just launched our first fundraiser on Kickstarter which build 20 1/2 acre Backpack Farms supporting 20 single mothers in Meru Kenya. You can read more of the design at Kickster:
Added by Rachel Zedeck on February 23, 2010 at 7:30am — 2 Comments
Mission: Haiti
The Situation:
In the past months since Imagine This! has been working with you on episode ideas, we’ve had a lot of great ones. Of the top member supported ideas, a unique opportunity has presented itself and is looking more and more likely to be the episode we move on first. Now, in fact.
We are looking at a case of adversity transformed into opportunity; for us and for
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Added by Eion Bailey on February 22, 2010 at 5:06pm — 4 Comments
Haiti, breast cancer, and not-so-silly-Twitter
My little country church has partnered with an orphanage in Haiti since
2005. It was a constant struggle to raise funds for these dear people.
We built the security wall and started two buildings. Then through my
breast cancer networking on Twitter I learned of a proposed TV show
called Imagine This TV (imagine that!). Another Twitter friend hooked
the producers up with my Pastor, and they took on our project.
THEN when the earthquake hit, people from everywhere, in… Continue
2005. It was a constant struggle to raise funds for these dear people.
We built the security wall and started two buildings. Then through my
breast cancer networking on Twitter I learned of a proposed TV show
called Imagine This TV (imagine that!). Another Twitter friend hooked
the producers up with my Pastor, and they took on our project.
THEN when the earthquake hit, people from everywhere, in… Continue
Added by Jamie Inman on February 22, 2010 at 2:39pm — 2 Comments
Around the Web: 'GlobalOneness' (#27)
An interesting search this morning lead me to a Film Networking site called FilmNet. There I found a video from GlobalOneness that showcased an older Hispanic woman working to bring peace to some of the most violence ridden neighborhoods in Ecuador.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
The Global Oneness Project is exploring how the radically
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Added by Allyson Ingerman on February 20, 2010 at 11:19am — No Comments
UN Peace Day 2010 Broadcast Sponsors
Building on the success of the first ever “UN PEACE DAY GLOBAL INTERNET BROADCAST” in 2009, which saw more than 2 million viewers, we are proud to announce the PEACE DAY 2010 event. Let us know if you'd like to participate, read the pdf attached to this page for complete contact, sponsorship, or participation details.
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Added by Peace Portal on February 15, 2010 at 2:37pm — 1 Comment
Around the Web: 'ONE' (#26)
Yet another great organization online that aggregates people into a force for change is Bono-created ONE.ONE is a grassroots campaign and advocacy organization backed by more than 2 million people who are committed to the fight against extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa. Cofounded by
Bono and other
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Added by Allyson Ingerman on February 15, 2010 at 8:33am — No Comments
Everything Happens for a Reason
I am happy for you and the group. I know the series will be a fantastic success when it starts this fall - right!. Remember, "There are No Mistakes in a Synchronistic world," as I discovered one dreary night in the Lima airport.
Dan
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Added by Daniel Jones on February 12, 2010 at 3:37pm — No Comments
To: Imagine This! From: Eion Bailey
Okay, so here’s the thing…A lot of you have high hopes for the Imagine This! project, and no one on our team wants to let you down. Ever.
But frankly, sometimes things just get in the way.
Agents sometimes lie in order to make more money and sometimes, just sometimes, actors are too lazy to read an entire contract (hmmm, who could that… Continue
Added by Eion Bailey on February 12, 2010 at 10:31am — 23 Comments
Wine for Reading? Another great Initiative (#25)
Another great initiative (and one that comes with Wine - a great thing in my book) is the Fledgling Wine campaign for Room to Read. The Fledgling Initiative ai
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Added by Allyson Ingerman on February 11, 2010 at 11:47am — No Comments
Farmer & Chef? March of Dime fundraiser (#24)
In my early morning web run down - I came across a beautifully done website called 'The Farmer & the Chef'. Seeing as I live on a Ranch (Ranch, not farm. Please), I checked it out.While the website is fantastic, the concept is even better. This 2nd annual event brings local growers and chefs together for a fantastic event of… Continue
Added by Allyson Ingerman on February 8, 2010 at 8:30am — No Comments
Into Haiti, February 8, 2010
Live from Haiti,
I am traveling with a New York Post photojournalist, Marcus Santos. Between Marcus' multi-language skills and Josue's Creole we were easily ab
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Rodney North Interview on Green America Business Network: Fair Trade = Equal Exchange
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Added by 3BL Media on February 4, 2010 at 3:26pm — No Comments
“Into Haiti” update Jan 30th from Don Skow
I was amazed to learn most people in Port-a-Prince did not know what had happened when the earthquake hit. They had nothing to relate it to. Even well educated locals had no idea what they had just experienced. It took hours for many to learn they had just gone through a major earthquake. Josue said he was walking home when it hit. Everything around him crumbled. When he got to his home he found his wife holding their child, in shock, just standing in the doorway of their house, which was leanin… Continue
Added by Jamie Inman on January 31, 2010 at 8:16am — No Comments
“Into Haiti” update Jan 30th
I was amazed to learn from our medical team, most people in Port-a-Prince did not know what had happened when the earthquake hit. They had nothing to relate it to. Even well educated locals had no idea what they had just experienced. It took hours for many to learn they had just gone through a major earthquake. Josue said he was walking home when it hit. Everything around him crumbled. When he got to his home he found his wife holding their child, in shock, just standing in the doorway of their… Continue
Added by Donald Skow on January 30, 2010 at 10:01pm — No Comments
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