The TIME.com Global Health Blog
Time magazine’s Christine Gorman blogs about the latest international health news on the TIME.com Global Health Blog (and yes, it has an RSS feed).
Time magazine’s Christine Gorman blogs about the latest international health news on the TIME.com Global Health Blog (and yes, it has an RSS feed).
What does one of the world’s most famous rock stars know about poverty? Plenty. Bono not only makes great music, he is making big changes in the world as well. In 2002, Bono founded DATA, Debt AIDS Trade Africa. He now influences popular culture AND the world’s most powerful leaders. In recognition of his achievements, TIME magazine named him one
From the FastCompany web site: “Introducing the Fast Company/Monitor Group Social Capitalist Award winners–25 entrepreneurs solving the world’s toughest problems with creativity, ingenuity, and passion. Because they can’t stand a vacuum. ”
Over the past few years, I’ve been doing an increasing amount of research about social entrepeneurs, nonprofit organizations, and local and global challenges. Because I believe it’s my responsibility and privilege to share the knowledge that I collect, I’m launching a new blog for my findings and thoughts on how we can change the world for the better. You can
The book that started all of this for me was How to Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas by David Bornstein. He profiles people who have made a change in their world, focusing on nine individuals who were selected for fellowships by an organization called Ashoka. Ashoka’s mission is “to shape a citizen sector that
Over the past few years, I’ve been increasingly drawn to social entrepeneurship and the power to change the world that has been demonstrated by individuals. With the rise of technology, globalization, and wealth, the power to create positive change in the world is ever-increasing. Still, there are serious global challenges that humanity must face. This blog will highlight individuals and
This month I got to review a new children’s museum which opened near our neighborhood. I was excited to see the museum, and excited to try something a little bit different with my writing — a review. It turned out I loved the museum and couldn’t wait to take my kids there, so here is the glowing review. “KidsQuest Children’s
This is an article in which I got to be my own expert. My husband and I have had plenty of experience traveling with our two small children. Many of our friends and family think we’re crazy (and some of our trips have occasionally bordered on insanity), but we love having the opportunity to expose them to new things. I’m
This was an easy one — not much writing or interviewing. I just found a bunch of parenting experts and asked each one the same question, “What’s the most important thing for new parents to know?” Here’s what they said. “Expert education tips for new parents”, ParentMap, October 2005
BabyMap runs a regular column called Decision Digest, where they summarize all sides of important issues that expectant and new parents face. In this issue, I tackled two questions: whether to bank cord blood for personal use, and using cloth diapers versus disposables. “Decision digest — Private cord blood banking and diapers”, BabyMap, Fall/Winter 2005–2006