Women In Agriculture - If we invest in women, they can feed the world. Read more at Mom Bloggers for Social Good.
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You can watch the full movie tonight on care.org. We are so fortunate here in America, so perhaps we should increase our efforts to help others around the world who suffer.
Women and girls, especially in the developing world, face massive challenges for equal access to resources, education, power, food, and jobs among other things. Women and organizations are working tirelessly to make strides in gender equality as evidenced by the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women that wraps up this week, but there is still so much to do.
If you know someone who is working toward empowering the lives of women and girls send them a thank you and a word of encouragement. It’s not an easy job.
Oxfam is offering free-ecards for International Women’s Day. Honor someone who is doing good for women and girls by sending them one at http://act.oxfamamerica.org.
Come read this article and support Women for Women International!
Finding the heart of her people in the home of her ancestors, this photography captures the beauty and grace of the Vietnamese people. Please visit:
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Read About the Nyanya Project!
Teaching families hoe to be self-sustaining in the fight to deal with AIDS.
Fighting to end Malaria!
Mom Blogger’s for Social Good has a new partner - Helping to send girls to school in Liberia! Please read.
All about raising happy & healthy families. It’s not as easy as you might think.
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Spend some time browsing my parenting site, you never know what you may find there.
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Burot Beach, Batangas, Philippines.
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