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Abhijit Banerjee
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Calling all Peacemakers – International Day of Peace 21st September
Started Sep. 9, 2009
Meditating for Peace
Started Sep. 9, 2009
Precycling: Going beyond the recycle bin
Started Aug. 15, 2008
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Profile Information
- I am:
- Professional Services
- My Pledge for Change: In the Spirit of Harmony with Our Planet
- The planet
- About Me:
- A mass communication professional specializing in areas of sustainable living
- Website:(if any)
- http://resourceforkids.wetpaint.com/
- I wish to join:
- to promote my ethical business, to help save the planet, to become more socially responsible, to make a difference in the lives of others
- I feel I can contribute in the following ways:
- Loyalty, networking, blogging
- Twitter profile name (if any)
- http://abhijitb
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First there was Earth and then there was Man. And Man reaped everything he could from our Earth but failed to "give back". And then there came a time of reckoning. And Man began to "give back"... Everything started to Change..... The World is changing. People are changing. And business has changed... Every business you find in our ethical directory is a giving business....giving back to Our Planet by working in the Spirit of Harmony with Earth. ...Every member on Pledging for Change is here because they believe in Giving Back in the Spirit of Harmony with Our Planet
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Pamela
You're invited to join our Share Program Members group here on PfC. It's a resource with lots of tips for building your Share Program network. And please let me know if I can help you with that too.
I'll be following you on Twitter in just a few minutes!
Pamela
I am now following you on twitter, you can follow me at @Ces_Creatively Your site looks full of interesting stuff. Just give me a shout if there is anything I can tweet for you. Happy to support fellow pledgers.
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How horrifying to find what humans can do to humans, and specially to innocent children. This is the world we live in and call ourselves higher beings than the species we have named animals.
Thanks for this. It's such an eye opener. It will be very useful if you can contribute something to the child abuse article. In fact within our limited means we are trying to create as much awareness as possible. Hope it leads somewhere.
Best regards
Abhijit
The upshot of this is that children are effectively farmed in many instances as a kind of cash crop and the greatest obstacle in raising awareness of it seems to be the difficulty that NGOs face when dealing with authorities. Often it's a case of being coopted into silence in order to be allowed to continue their efforts.
Hence, this article entitled Death Camps for Children, to emphasise how serious neglect can be, reveals how disturbing it can be.
http://eng.maidanua.org/node/581
Jeff
Have you considered starting a CopperWiki authors and contributors group on here so we can all join and ask ask ask lots of questions and get lots of tips and support from each other about going over and contributng to the best wiki of all time?
Wouldn't it be nice if members sent us a link to their article on CopperWiki?
This could be a fantastic group and like all things once the seed is sown...............
Karen
I've just started a new category in the forums "Making changes by unity" and I'm just wondering if you would like to go along and start the first thread. I believe that Copperwiki is a superb platform for contributing to and is exactly the type of thing that "making changes by unity" is about.
Karen
I love your site - it's great, and I've already had some tips from it!
Let's please keep in touch, that would be great
All best wishes
Sally
Thank you for making contact, I've done the accept bit and just wanted to say hallo!
I love your site - it's wonderful! I've just had a quick look around and have already picked up a number of ideas and tips.
Isn't the Pledging for Change site a great idea?
Hope you have a great weekend
Best wishes
Sally
A very big warm welcome to the network and I say this on behalf of all the wonderful members on here.
It's early days yet but things are getting quite exciting with my plans here quietly in the background and as long as everybody remains positive and acting upon their pledges for change ( as Sarah has already mentioned) I know we can all lead by example and make this world a better place.
I'm so looking forward to working with you in the very near future but for now just enjoy the network and get to know your way around. I'm busy busy with the accompanying website and all that jazz but I will certainly be visiting on a regular basis.
You will definitely make some lovely aquaintances on here and I know they will love Copperwiki
Karen
"Many persons have a wrong idea of what constitutes true happiness. It is not attained through self-gratification but through fidelity to a worthy purpose."
Helen Keller
US blind & deaf educator (1880 - 1968)