Location: Global
Why I Joined: It's a difficult choice, but I'd most like to do community project volunteering in Tibet, Nepal, Laos or Morocco. Teaching/working in schools or other educational centers is of particular interest to me, as is helping with human rights and/or helath care.
Joined Group On: 12/23/2007
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Posted: 12/24/07
by Debra Xiangjun Hayes
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12/26/07 Why I did it: Walking is the most ecologically responsible mode of transportation! It would make a huge difference if everyone, when possible, tried to live close enough their work to walk (or bike, at least) to it. Plus it is good for overall health!
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12/26/07 Why I did it: Access to working condoms is hugely important in combating HIV/AIDS!
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12/26/07 Why I did it: I taught English to French high school students for 7 months -- teaching your native language to others allows both the teacher and students learn a lot about each other's culture (and erase lots of stereotypes)
Location: Global
Date Joined: December 23, 2007
Why I Joined: "Happiness can be bought" is the fundamental and unfortunately effective lie of advertising -- Transcending Materialism is difficult in a country like the U.S., but certainly possible.
Location: United States
Date Joined: December 22, 2007
Why I Joined: Learning languages is integral to cross-cultural communication, which leads to increased understanding and tolerance. Since is much easier to learn languages at a young age, it would be great to integrate foreign languages at the primary school level.