Look Ahead Where You Want to Go
I'm inspired by Britt Bravo's old (and new!) post, Look Ahead Where You Want to Go. She talks about how this simple advice is so easily forgotten in our daily lives:
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Inline Images With Drupal
MustardSeed Media did a great video screencast on setting up inline images in Drupal, in a forward-thinking way. I found myself referring to the video over and over again, so I decided to write up the main points of it for quicker reference.
What is Right vs. What is Easy
"Dark and difficult times lie ahead. Soon we must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy."
-Albus Dumbledore, in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
The Right NOT to Migrate
Nobody wants to abandon their homeland and their family. They do it because they don't have an alternative. CEDECO and I believe this is unjust: people have a right NOT to migrate.
Thank You, Gael
As far as I know, I was the only one in tears, but others wanted to be. There was something so sincere, so pure, and so passionate about Gael as he accepted the award. He spoke from his heart, giving voice to things that many of us believe but are afraid to say.
Let the world change you... and you can change the world.
"Let the world change you, and you can change the world."
-The Motorcycle Diaries
How To Feed The World?
Most of us know that the solution to world hunger is NOT simply to grow more food. This video, How to feed the world? from Denis van Waerebeke on Vimeo, does a beautiful job of simplifying the story of how things came to be the way they are.
"Prevent Obesity" Widget
Prevent Obesity Network released a neat new widget that shows the extent of the childhood obesity epidemic, but also spreads hope for reversing the epidemic.
What If We're NOT In Crisis?
Sometimes we let a crisis be an excuse for failure, or a justification for taking a bold action. But what if we were ahead of the curve?
Donor Disconnect
Katya Andresen on the huge difference between what people hope for when they give a donation to a nonprofit, and what they actually get.