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Publish in open access journals.
I spend a good deal of my life reading and writing academic papers. In the olden days (which weren't so long ago), that meant going to the university library, sometimes to the basement or archives to search for particular volumes among shelves and shelves of books and journals. But school... Read more...
Published 13 hours ago
Join the Carnival for Change - Booth 4.
Welcome to the Carnival for Change where we explore the web for interesting items relating to social justice, health, education, and opportunity. * The 2008 Echoing Green Finalists have been announced. Read and be inspired! Echoing Green conducted a social entrepreneurship survey of the 2008... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago
Support US microloans and microlending.
Regular readers know that I am a big supporter of mircoloans. There are many benefits of mircolending and though much of the press is about microloans availability outside of the United States, microloans are also available in the US. Here are just a few organizations to consider:* Grameen... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago
Donate Blood (An FAQ).
When people find out that I am a regular blood donor, they often have lots of questions. I see of these same questions online, so in an effort to clarify the blood donation process, here are my answers to some questions I am frequently asked:* How much money do you get to donate blood? None. You... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago
Build a website.
Everyday, more and more people get online. Not just to use email or read an online newspaper, but often to establish an online presence. For example Kwadjo and I both have websites as do many of our relatives and friends. Building a site doesn't have to be hard, but services like Squidoo make... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago
Double your microloans.
You may already know that you can make a microloan through Kiva. The nice thing about Kiva is that when the loan is repaid you get your money back. Donations to other mircroloan agencies (focusing on the US and other countries) may be be tax-deductible. Now, Kiva and Advanta have joined... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago
Learn Hands-Only CPR.
I've written before about learning CPR. You can take a class at the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association, or learn at home with with a kit you can use on your own schedule. But what if you haven't taken those classes? Or if it's been a while and you're not confident in your CPR... Read more...
Published 1 month ago
Join the Carnival for Change - Booth 3
Welcome to the Carnival for Change where we explore the web for interesting items relating to social justice, health, education, and opportunity. * The Social Edge Opportunities Page lists numerous conferences, fellowships, award programs, contests, competitions, announcements and other... Read more...
Published 1 month ago
Play a game, give a net.
I've written before about the life-saving value of anti-malaria mosquito nets, and I did a recent post on video games for change. Now the the Nothing But Nets Campaign has brought the two together. Everyone who plays the online game Deliver the Net will have a net sent in their honor, just for... Read more...
Published 1 month ago
Buy a painting.
I was listening to NPR and heard about two artists who have found an interesting way to make charitable donations. Justin Gignac and Christine Santora paint pictures of items representing donations they want to make. For example, they wanted to donate a cow through Heifer International so they... Read more...
Published 1 month ago
Invest in your community foundation.
One of the sponsors of National Public Radio on KUAR is the Arkansas Community Foundation. I love their slogan - "For Good. For Arkansas. For Ever." but I didn't know much about the work of community foundations. Once I found out, I had to spread the word.According to the Council on... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
Give and get happy.
It's carried by Associated Press, talked about on NPR, and blogged about in the New York Times - the news is out: Giving to others makes you happy. Elizabeth Dunn's research suggests that spending money on others makes the giver happier than spending money on herself. And the level of... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
