Sometimes it feels like we have to choose which cause to support when in fact, all causes are related to the same root problem that we need to address.
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Category: Community Development
The Implications of Diversity: We Can All Be Right — Sahar’s Blog
When used correctly, diversity helps everyone take a step closer to the truth since we each hold a piece of understanding that can fit the other.
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Celebrations and Community-Building { INCLUDES FREE PRINTABLES }
Celebrations are a regular part of community life. But how should celebrations be held? Should they be lavish, simple, exotic, plain?
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Weddings Bells and Community Building – Journalling Joy on Sahar’s Blog
If marriage is meant to create families—i.e. the building blocks of society—then weddings are part of the process in which societies are built. And interestingly enough, I find that even weddings that are not organised with community building in mind bring people together and develop strong bonds between them like few other events can. I… Read More Weddings Bells and Community Building
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The Interconnectedness Of It All: How Understanding Harmony Affects Our Perspective – Journalling Joy on Sahar’s Blog
I recently read a quote that really resonated with me: “The welfare of any segment of humanity is inextricably bound up with the welfare of the whole. Humanity’s collective life suffers when any one group thinks of its own well-being in isolation from that of its neighbours’ or pursues economic gain without regard for how… Read More The Interconnectedness Of It All: How Understanding Harmony Affects Our Perspective
The Limitations of Shocking People Out of Apathy In The Hopes Of Building A Better World – Sahar’s Blog
Building a better world won’t happen in the face of widespread apathy. But trying to shock people out of their apathy is not the way to go about it.
Eliminating Extreme Poverty: Possible Personal Contributions – Sahar’s Blog
While it might seem like extreme poverty is something we can’t possibly help with, turns out, we have more power to effect change than we realise.
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Fulfilling Our Individual Responsibility Towards Global Economic Life – Sahar’s Blog
It might seem too big for us to have a responsibility towards it, but each of our choices affects the global economic life with its intricate implications.
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Who Cares About What They Wear? Choosing Who To Vote For — Sahar’s Blog
Choosing who to vote for should be about more than superficial attributes such as what they are wearing. Do we lack the capacity to do so?
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Live From the Delivery Room! Community-Building and the Birth of a New Member – Sahar’s Blog
One of the things about having so many friends who have been pregnant before me is that I have had the pleasure of hearing about their pregnancy, labor, and delivery experiences and what they have learned from it. If there is one important, vital, underlying lesson I got from all of these experiences, it’s that … Continue reading Live From the Delivery Room! Community-Building and the Birth of a New Member →
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