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8 Courageous Things Harry Potter Fans Did to Fight Real-Life Dark Forces
by Katrina Rabelerposted Nov 22, 2013 - If Harry Potter were a real person, he’d fight child labor, voter suppression, and poverty. Here are our favorite ways Harry's fans have taken his values from the page to the real world.
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Six of the Top Ten U.S. Billionaires Are Kochs and Waltons
by John Cavanagh, Robin Broadposted Nov 22, 2013 - The profits of corporate giants that crash our economy and corrupt our politics deserve your outrage. But the efforts to curb them need your creative energy.
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The Hunger Games Are Real: Teenage Fans Remind the World What Katniss Is Really Fighting For
by Christopher Zumski Finkeposted Nov 22, 2013 - What if we used fantasy not as an escape from our world, but an invitation to look deeper into it? How teenage fans are fighting injustice—in real life.
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Why the UN Climate Negotiations Give Me Hope (In Spite of Everything)
by Jamie Hennposted Nov 21, 2013 - It's possible to find hope for action in the new generation's determination and clarity—even after 19 years of stalled negotiations.
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"Beauty Feeds a Different Kind of Hunger": An Interview with Terry Tempest Williams
by Devon Fredericksenposted Nov 21, 2013 - "I used to ask the question, 'Am I an activist or a writer?' I don't ask that anymore. I am simply a human being engaged."
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Follow the Warsaw Climate Talks Live with Democracy Now!
by Democracy Now!posted Nov 19, 2013 - Live coverage of the United Nations climate talks in Warsaw from Democracy Now!
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There Are Still More Libraries Than McDonald’s Locations in the United States
by Erika Lundahl, Rachael Stoeveposted Nov 19, 2013 - (and 24 other facts you should probably know).
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"Escape Fire" Doc Explores the Fight to Rescue American Healthcare
by Valerie Schloredtposted Nov 19, 2013 - Beyond the Affordable Care Act, the film explores how to make a healthier America.
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How To Eat Like Our Lives Depend On It: Rediscovering the Many Joys of Food
by Sarah van Gelderposted Nov 19, 2013 - It's time to reclaim the well-being and exuberance that is part of healthy food culture.
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World Governments: If You Won't Take the Lead on Climate Change, Then the People Will
by Michael T. Klareposted Nov 19, 2013 - If governments fail to listen to mounting protests demanding clean energy, people's movements will put their futures in question.
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YES! Recommends: The Story of Stuff Project
posted Nov 18, 2013 - The Story of Stuff Project is more than the short film "The Story of Stuff." It's a movement to get us to throw away all the stuff in our lives and work together to build a healthy planet. Spot-on curriculum, short films, and more resources are generously offered.
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Curriculum & Resources: No Impact Project
posted Nov 18, 2013 - No Impact Project curriculum and No Impact Week signup.
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Art for the Sky
posted Nov 18, 2013 - Daniel Dancer's Art For the Sky is a unique, team building activity for schools and special events that helps dissolve boundaries that often exist in our daily lives. These enchanting creations are a whole-body way of stimulating our imagination to see the elusive "big picture" and help us understand our interconnection with one another and all life.
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5 Solutions for a Kinder Cellphone
posted Nov 18, 2013 - Forget smarter! This infographic depicts the lifecycle of a cellphone, and points out non-toxic, conflict-free mineral responsible design.
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