Sunday, July 14, 2013
Friday, July 12, 2013
For Animal-Lovers: Human-Stray Dog Documentary in Chile
This is for animal-lovers. This is a short documentary that spreads messages of love. Two chilean students highlight human-stray dog relations in their urban landscapes.
Be Kind to the Earth and Buy #Vintage
That's what we thought. Since we were little girls - - we raided our sister's closests, bought second hand clothes from Evanston's ESCAA sales, created our own style, and now continue to buy vintage clothing that ends up lasting forever (which means our closet space has grown!)
But now and again, you bring friends and resources together and start a pop-up shop. And this is what we did. For the month of July . . . Cape Town's finest pizza meets the best of 60s and 70s vintage clothing.
But now and again, you bring friends and resources together and start a pop-up shop. And this is what we did. For the month of July . . . Cape Town's finest pizza meets the best of 60s and 70s vintage clothing.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Exposing the Truth: Make something happen.
via Exposing The Truth.co |
I also would like to add:
Grow Something
Share Something
Trade Something
Teach Something
Do Something
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Monday, June 24, 2013
You will find beauty everywhere . . .
If you truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.
-Van Gogh.
Photo by Shani Judes, in Cape Town, South Africa — at Castle of Good Hope.
-Van Gogh.
Photo by Shani Judes, in Cape Town, South Africa — at Castle of Good Hope.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Creativity with Food & Videos. Education for Change.
This brilliance. Enjoy this week's Rhymes and Rhythm Wrap up with two great videos:
Artist Driven | What's Cookin? from LRG on Vimeo.
And now with a strong message on exposing the ills of our modern food systems. Showcasing the need to take responsibility for our food security, to choose wisely in the world of greed in the seed industry. What happens when we only are given access to food products that don't nourish us on a cellular level but rather stuff a slow 'death down our throat'? Dr. Vandana Shiva said it best, "It's more dangerous than bombs." Let's eat foods that grew naturally from nutrient-rich soil. Let's support permaculture, bio-dynamic farming practices, small-scale local organic farms--but most of all, turn your community into an edible landscape. Peace to grass lawns, yes to green beans and wheat grass.
Artist Driven | What's Cookin? from LRG on Vimeo.
And now with a strong message on exposing the ills of our modern food systems. Showcasing the need to take responsibility for our food security, to choose wisely in the world of greed in the seed industry. What happens when we only are given access to food products that don't nourish us on a cellular level but rather stuff a slow 'death down our throat'? Dr. Vandana Shiva said it best, "It's more dangerous than bombs." Let's eat foods that grew naturally from nutrient-rich soil. Let's support permaculture, bio-dynamic farming practices, small-scale local organic farms--but most of all, turn your community into an edible landscape. Peace to grass lawns, yes to green beans and wheat grass.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." -George Orwell
There's a film to be made. What's the movie all about?
SANTO 7.13.15 is a story that shows our future in 2045 when over population has reached critical levels and food supply can't keep up with demand.
Read more about it here, and see if film entertainment can actually change people's choices and work to change policy . .. for our future.
Back it here: KICKSTARTER: SANTO 7. 13. 15
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
It all started with her love for maps.
jacked from Hannah Wayte |
It all started with her love for maps.
Ever since her big brother started darting his journeys on a globe, Athena knew she wanted to travel. Through her adolescence, she spent summer breaks visiting her yiayia (grandma) in Greece and road tripped through Europe with her uncle, Terry. She migrated North from her hometown, Evanston, IL and attended Michigan State University to study Education and theories around the globe. She used studying abroad as a vessel to experience different parts of the world, and with her camera in tow, she completed short and long-term programs in Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Brasil, South Africa, Greece, and Spain. After college, she taught 2nd grade in Honduras and travelled through Central America. Later, she founded an after-school arts & environment program and managed a surf Eco-lodge in Nicargua with her South African husband, Chris. In 2008, they returned to South Africa to begin a new adventure, where her passion for food, film, language and nature collided in the city of Cape Town.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Turkey in Action
Full Page Ad for Turkish Democracy in Action | Indiegogo
People of Turkey have spoken: We will not be oppressed!
Millions are outraged by the violent reaction of their government to a peaceful protest aimed at saving Istanbul’s Gezi Park.
Outraged, yet not surprised.
Over the course of Prime Minister Erdoğan’s ten-year term, we have witnessed a steady erosion of our civil rights and freedoms. Arrests of numerous journalists, artists, and elected officials and restrictions on freedom of speech, minorities’ and women’s rights all demonstrate that the ruling party is not serious about democracy.
Time and again, the Prime Minister has mocked and trivialized his nation’s concerns while Turkey’s own media have remained shamefully silent.
The people protesting bravely throughout Turkey are ordinary citizens. We span several generations and represent a spectrum of ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, ideological, sexual, and gender identities. We stand united because of our concern for Turkey’s future. Our future.
We demand an end to police brutality.
We demand a free media.
We demand open democratic dialogue between citizens and those elected to public service, not the dictates of special interests.
We demand an investigation of the government’s recent abuse of power, which has led to the loss of innocent lives.
Join the conversation and stand with us in solidarity.
Crowdfunded Entirely by Concerned Individuals from Around the World
What will placing an ad in the New York Times do? This is just one of the ways messages can be spread and advertisements for what we can change rather than profit gain.
This could also be done to overcome other issues that are even embedded in culture. To reverse the use of Rhino horn. To support non-GMO foods. To take responsibility for eachother, in solidarity.
What is Happening in Turkey?
People of Turkey have spoken: We will not be oppressed!
Millions are outraged by the violent reaction of their government to a peaceful protest aimed at saving Istanbul’s Gezi Park.
Outraged, yet not surprised.
Over the course of Prime Minister Erdoğan’s ten-year term, we have witnessed a steady erosion of our civil rights and freedoms. Arrests of numerous journalists, artists, and elected officials and restrictions on freedom of speech, minorities’ and women’s rights all demonstrate that the ruling party is not serious about democracy.
Time and again, the Prime Minister has mocked and trivialized his nation’s concerns while Turkey’s own media have remained shamefully silent.
The people protesting bravely throughout Turkey are ordinary citizens. We span several generations and represent a spectrum of ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, ideological, sexual, and gender identities. We stand united because of our concern for Turkey’s future. Our future.
We demand an end to police brutality.
We demand a free media.
We demand open democratic dialogue between citizens and those elected to public service, not the dictates of special interests.
We demand an investigation of the government’s recent abuse of power, which has led to the loss of innocent lives.
Join the conversation and stand with us in solidarity.
Crowdfunded Entirely by Concerned Individuals from Around the World
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