Worldchanging Resources: COMMUNITY
WorldChanging Team, 13 Aug 09
Across the globe, people are collectively working for the common good. Together, they are finding ways to cure diseases, alleviate poverty and educate children. Today's resources highlight some of the best work from individuals and groups who are committed to finding solutions to the problems faced by communities everywhere.
Gapminder: Open Source, Interactive Graphics
The Green Report Card: Rating University Policies and Programs
Nature's Benefits in Kenya: An Atlas of Ecosystems and Human Well-Being
Global Fund for Women: Advancing Human Rights
Emerald City: An Environmental History of Seattle
iCommunityTV
This collection is a part of Resources from the Worldchanging Library. Throughout this series, we will present the best resources from our archives. To view the complete list, please click here.
Image credit: philippe leroyer, CC License
Great stuff that really matters.... It lifts spirits...
Posted by: Bernice Vinson on 13 Aug 09
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