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global tolerance weekly round up 3/10 to 7/10
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Every Friday we round up the week by posting five noteworthy things that captured our attention. It could be a thought provoking news item, memorable event, inspirational documentary, great comment…Continue
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Every Monday we round up the week by posting 5 things that captured our attention. It can be about a news item, event, inspirational documentary, great comment piece or anything else on a wide…Continue
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What do you think about our brochure?
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Tell us what you think about our brochure!
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Scott Forbes posted a blog postWhat did you get for your 8th birthday?
Well, for our eighth birthday, 16 November 2011, the UN International Day of Tolerance, we get a shiny new website.The site is a series of mosaics, which you can change using the tags, according to your interests and passions. Inside the mosaics are a series of inter-connected stories, like the patchwork of life, rich in layer upon layer of experiences.The tagging system is perhaps the most exciting. In line with Web 3.0 and semantic…See More
Scott Forbes commented on Scott Forbes's blog post Embracing my kink: a hair-story"Such a great read! :)"
Scott Forbes posted a blog postEmbracing my kink: a hair-story
By Kerry-Ann Francis - gt team's finance and business development managerI’m an American living in London; black, female and of Jamaican heritage. I’ve recently decided to re-grow my “dreadlocks” or simply “locs” which I cut off in 2006 after having them for seven years, and have been searching for a natural black hair salon in London for the past couple of months. I was surprised by the lack of such salons in London; a major international city boasting an ethnically-diverse population with…See More
Eudine Herbert left a comment for Scott Forbes"Goodness, did I forget to answer you question Scott? Oops! I am a conflict specialist, divorce coach, and mediator. I primarily work with parents, teens, and couples - but am trained and certainly capable of also providing…"
Tessa Adelaar replied to Scott Forbes's discussion global tolerance weekly round up 3/10 to 7/10"Here is the proper link for the Steve Jobs visual tribute: A touching, creative and visual tribute to the late Steve Jobs. http://abcn.ws/quhEVK"
Scott Forbes posted a discussionglobal tolerance weekly round up 3/10 to 7/10
Every Friday we round up the week by posting five noteworthy things that captured our attention. It could be a thought provoking news item, memorable event, inspirational documentary, great comment piece or anything else on a wide variety of topics that we find interesting or care about. 1. 5 Ways to Kill a Brainstorming…See More
Scott Forbes posted a discussionglobal tolerance weekly round up 26/9 to 30/9
Every Monday we round up the week by posting 5 things that captured our attention. It can be about a news item, event, inspirational documentary, great comment piece or anything else on a wide variety of topics that we find interesting or care about. 1. Wall Street protests enter 14th day - Selected by Kerry-Ann: Occupy Wall Street continues to steal headlines world wide; as this self-organised protest continues…See More
Bernard Ochieng Oluma left a comment for Scott Forbes"Scott, I think it is a little bit confusing between Seeds of Peace and Seeds of Peace Africa (SOPA) International. I work for the latter. Even though they might have similar names, they are different entities. SOPA International only operates in…"
kelly.satya left a comment for Scott Forbes"Well, I completed the advanced facilitator training with Soliya over the summer (it was AWESOME) and I'll be co-facilitating my first group starting from October. I'll post some articles about the experience as it unwinds. Otherwise, you…"
kelly.satya left a comment for Scott Forbes"Hi, Scott. Thank you for your friendship. Are you familiar with Soliya's Connect Program by any chance? It sounds like you might really enjoy it.
Take care!
Kelly"
Scott Forbes commented on kelly.satya's blog post Talking about Revolution!!!"Great post Kelly - I'll share this with some friends from Egypt."
Simon Cohen replied to Scott Forbes's discussion What do you think about our brochure?"There is now a shiny, dynamic version of the brochure here:
http://issuu.com/globaltolerance/docs/globaltolerancebrochure
Thanks Scott!"
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What did you get for your 8th birthday?
Well, for our eighth birthday, 16 November 2011, the UN International Day of Tolerance, we get a shiny new website.
The site is a series of mosaics, which you can change using the tags, according to your interests and passions. Inside the mosaics are a series of inter-connected stories, like the patchwork of life, rich in layer upon layer of experiences.
The tagging system is perhaps the most exciting. In line with…
Posted on November 16, 2011 at 8:40
Embracing my kink: a hair-story
By Kerry-Ann Francis - gt team's finance and business development manager
I’m an American living in London; black, female and of Jamaican heritage. I’ve recently decided to re-grow my “dreadlocks” or simply “locs” which I cut off in 2006 after having them for seven years, and have been searching for a natural black hair salon in London for the past couple of months. I was surprised by the lack of such salons in London; a major international city boasting an…
Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:20 — 1 Comment
THE FIGHT FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE
By Simon Cohen
If Superman lived today, would he still choose to be a journalist?
It would be a tough decision. For a profession that is supposed to be about the fight for truth and justice, it has taken…
ContinuePosted on August 1, 2011 at 14:16
I am tole-ranting about: the inaccuracy of Facebook campaigns
Yesterday saw the launch off a rapidly growing status campaign on Facebook. The watered down version reads:
'If the person who killed 90+ people in Norway was a Muslim, the Press would have declared him as a terrorist. For now though, he is just an 'Assailant ', 'Attacker' (Reuters), 'Gunman' (BBC, CNN & Al Jazeera). Looks like 'Terrorist' is a name reserved for Muslims? The US Dept of State calls it an 'Act of Violence', not an 'Act of Terrorism' . Share this status…
ContinuePosted on July 29, 2011 at 16:43 — 1 Comment
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- At 16:33 on February 23, 2012,
Pauline Atta said… Hello Dear,
How is everything with you,I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately.I have something very vital to disclose to you,but I found it difficult to express myself here,since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on(pauline120atta@yahoo.co.th)for the full details.
Have a nice day.thanks
Pauline Atta
- At 15:52 on October 11, 2011, Eudine Herbert said…
- Goodness, did I forget to answer you question Scott? Oops! I am a conflict specialist, divorce coach, and mediator. I primarily work with parents, teens, and couples - but am trained and certainly capable of also providing workplace mediation and group coaching. I have been facilitating and coaching for several years for FREE and decided one day that perhaps this would be a good business to start...and the rest they say is history!
- At 12:40 on September 28, 2011, Bernard Ochieng Oluma said…
Scott, I think it is a little bit confusing between Seeds of Peace and Seeds of Peace Africa (SOPA) International. I work for the latter. Even though they might have similar names, they are different entities. SOPA International only operates in Africa at the moment...You can visit us at www.seedsofpeaceafrica.com or www.sopa.or.ke
- At 16:26 on September 27, 2011, kelly.satya said…
- Well, I completed the advanced facilitator training with Soliya over the summer (it was AWESOME) and I'll be co-facilitating my first group starting from October. I'll post some articles about the experience as it unwinds. Otherwise, you can check out the website for more information! (soliya.net). Cheers!
- At 16:15 on September 27, 2011, kelly.satya said…
Hi, Scott. Thank you for your friendship. Are you familiar with Soliya's Connect Program by any chance? It sounds like you might really enjoy it.
Take care!
Kelly
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