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Help End One of the Most Tragic Childbirth Injuries

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Recenty a forklift removed a statue of 19th century surgeon J. Marion Sims from New York City’s Central Park, relocating it to a cemetery in Brooklyn where Sims is buried. He is controversial. For some, Sims is the “father of modern gynecology” – he developed the speculum, a device used

No Need for Greed

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By Nivedita Singh The presence of so many alternatives in our life makes one wonder how fortunate we are (or are we?). Making a choice is suddenly harder than we thought. The current environment requires every logical person to think through every decision they make, purely because things aren’t so simple

Tiny Libraries: Building a Neighborhood Book Exchange

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Tiny libraries, also known as Little Free Libraries, have become a popular way to promote literacy, community engagement, and sustainability. These small, weather-resistant boxes filled with books can be found in neighborhoods, parks, and public spaces. Building and maintaining a tiny library can be a fun and fulfilling project, but

Make a Difference from Home

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It is difficult enough to find a way to have a positive impact with complete mobility at our disposal. So, to do so from the confines of one's home may seem virtually impossible. But, there happen to be a multitude of ways in which you can make a difference without

The Relationship Beetween Minfulness and Altruism

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There is a growing body of research suggesting that mindfulness, the practice of bringing one's attention to the present moment, can lead to increased feelings of compassion and empathy, which in turn can lead to greater acts of altruism. One study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

Socks That Make A Difference: Conscious Step

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Inject color into your socks and hope into the world of Conscious Step! Picture this: A pop of vibrant colors swirls around your feet, a tapestry of threads woven together not just with cotton but with purpose. This isn't just another pair of socks; this is a statement of change, a stride

Charity vs. Systemic Change: Where Your Effort Matters Most

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The debate between charity and systemic change has long occupied the minds of philanthropists, activists, and social thinkers. While charitable acts offer immediate relief to pressing problems, systemic change aims to rewrite the rules to eliminate those problems at their root. The question remains: where does your effort matter most?

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