Having done a satisfactory amount of digital activism, I went to go to bed. The kitchen remains a mess from dinner. Whoops.
I will enjoy an audiobook while I clean after midnight.
And, much to the chagrin of those who I oppose, I’ll enjoy every minute of it.
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This immersive experience encourages you to envision a pebble of kindness gently descending into the calm pool of your mind.
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In this brief yet impactful meditation, explore the transformative power of goodwill and cultivate a heightened sense of inner calm and connection
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In this brief yet impactful meditation, explore the transformative power of goodwill and cultivate a heightened sense of inner calm and connection
Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ATCKW
#5MinuteMeditation #RippleEffect #PositiveEnergy #ProfoundUnderstanding #BroaderImpact #SmallActs
Across Philadelphia, there are folks making a daily effort to keep their neighborhoods clean and their communities involved. They’re called Block Captains. One Block Captain, Michelle Belser, stands out among the group. In her 15 years as Block Captain, she’s been guided by an ethos of leading by example — and not just for clean-up efforts. Belser has made civic engagement among her neighbors a priority, especially when it comes to getting out the vote. “It’s not about the clean-up. It’s about engaging with our youth,” Belser says.
1 in 3 students enrolled in the University of Texas at Austin experience some form of food insecurity, according to a report by the Food Security Agency, a campus organization. But this plight isn’t unique to this school — it’s become a trend across America’s college campuses. Last week, the Food Security Agency launched a shuttle program to bring UT students to a nearby grocery store providing them with access to fresh and healthy foods. The group aims to help up to 80 students per week gain access to fresh, nutritious food. Dat Duong, co-director of the Food Security Agency, joins Ali Velshi to talk about the group’s mission. “It’s 9pm and I’ve only had a granola bar,” Dat says. ‘That’s when… you start to see the problem.’
One of the reasons big, pervasive issues like homelessness and hunger are so perpetual is that most of the systems and infrastructure that could actually solve them are run by people who can’t relate. For many people who fall on hard times and find themselves facing homelessness, it happens quickly and without warning — and most people don’t know where to get help, or even what kind of help to seek out. Boston resident Warren Magee is hoping to fix that. Magee, who is disabled and has experienced homelessness, is now working with the organization that helped him find stable housing years ago. He’s working with that organization to help build systems that will be truly transformative for people who have faced similar life circumstances. “When I became homeless, it was like a culture shock to me,” says Magee. “What I bring to the table is firsthand knowledge of what it’s like to sleep in a train station at 3 o’clock in the morning.”
Just for 5 minutes…
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