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Bad Action "Two" famine aid for Somalia, Ethiopia, East Africa Please Donate! HD
Bad Action "Two" famine aid for Somalia, Ethiopia, East Africa Please Donate! HD
Bad Action "Two" is a video we have made for the east africa somalia ethiopia famine relief It will hopefuly move people into giving money to the charity of there choice to help the starving people in East Africa. The video not the song does have some strong language wrote on it. All Images we have used are purely for this video and are non profit making. Thank you to everyone concerned including the BBC and ITV. Just donate something ;) and please feel free to share ;) Words Andrea Music Splitheart Itunes bit.ly CD baby bit.ly Amazon amzn.to
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Save the Children taking action in Haiti - David Morley Speaks
Save the Children taking action in Haiti - David Morley Speaks
On Sun TV's Canoe Live, David Morley, President and CEO of Save the Children Canada, talks about what we've been doing to help children and families cope in the aftermath of the January 12th earthquake. Aired January 18, 2010. You can help! www.savethechildren.ca
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Pt.6 Pamoja Youth Found. Street Fest, "Action For Life" Dancers © 2010 Wm Kai Stephanos unit45x
Pt.6 Pamoja Youth Found. Street Fest, "Action For Life" Dancers © 2010 Wm Kai Stephanos unit45x
Pt.6 Pamoja Youth Foundation Street Festival Dance Troupe..."Action For Life"...Kibera plus other Hip Hop Dancers Life in Kibera Slum, the Largest in all of Africa! In July of '09 Pamoja Youth Foundation Organized a community Music/Art Festival in Kibera. It featured local talent from Kibera, Africa's largest and one of the worst slums. Regardless of the conditions of the place, there are amazingly talented young people. This festival proved [once again...] that Kibera has very bright and creative artists in many fields including Rap, Hip Hop, Reggae, Dance, Spoken Word/Poetry, MC Skills, and organizational abilities as well. With a very limited budget, Pamoja regularly hosts these amazing and wonderful events. It is a true testament to the character and resiliency of the absolutely amazing people of Kibera and of Kenya and Africa in general. This video is part of a series from the festival. It was a wonderful day to come together and enjoy each other's company and music and art. Thank you to all who participated and helped to make this happen and to the on-going efforts of Pamoja Youth Foundation and many other community organizations in Kibera. The whole world has so much to learn from Kibera. What a wonderful and amazing place it truly is. We all have problems, but in Kibera, nothing will stop the spirit of the people. Nothing! To donate to Pamoja Youth Foundation and help them to continue to further their cause contact me at: unit45x@gmail.com You can write me and/or <b>...</b>
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Compassion in Action 2012 REPORT
Compassion in Action 2012 REPORT
On February 18th in Plano, Texas, just outside of Dallas, Global Aid Network hosted a food and seed packing event. Global Aid Network® (GAiN®), the relief and development ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ International, is a multi-national network of ministries serving to demonstrate the love of God, through word and deed, to hurting and needy people around the world through relief and development projects. One of GAiN's key initiatives is delivering food and seed packs to areas of crisis. At Compassion in Action, people learned more about Global Aid Network's work around the world, they had a tangible impact on hurting people across the globe, and particularly for famine victims in the Horn of Africa.
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Global Aid Network "Compassion in Action" Food and Seed Packing Event 2012 Report
Global Aid Network "Compassion in Action" Food and Seed Packing Event 2012 Report
On February 18th in Plano, Texas, just outside of Dallas, Global Aid Network hosted a food and seed packing event. Global Aid Network® (GAiN®), the relief and development ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ International, is a multi-national network of ministries serving to demonstrate the love of God, through word and deed, to hurting and needy people around the world through relief and development projects. One of GAiN's key initiatives is delivering food and seed packs to areas of crisis. At Compassion in Action, people learned more about Global Aid Network's work around the world, they had a tangible impact on hurting people across the globe, and particularly for famine victims in the Horn of Africa.
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United Action for Children
United Action for Children
A Curley Bros Production as created by Sly Dog Media. Video ad for UAC. Music by Steven Bowers. www.stevenbowers.com. Help support a good cause
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Muslim Aid - Action Call to Eradicate Malaria
Muslim Aid - Action Call to Eradicate Malaria
Joining the global community in commemorating World Malaria Day on 25 April 2011, Muslim Aid called on the international community to take concrete steps toward the complete and effective eradication of malaria, including its causes with better hygiene and preventive measures and improving the living conditions of people most affected by this potentially fatal disease. Noting the grim statistics issued by the World Health Organisation on malaria, a spokesperson for Muslim Aid said: "In an age of free flow of information and cutting edge technology, it is a great irony that every 45 seconds a child dies from malaria, while half a billion people in 106 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America are infected by malarial parasites. Surely more work is required to be done by governments and the health industry to eradicate this deadly disease from the world." "On this day, Muslim Aid urges the pharmaceutical industry to spend more resources on research and development into malaria and donate the latest generation of anti-malarial drugs as grants in kind to established health networks of NGOs such as Muslim Aid hospitals and clinics around the world to treat rural populations suffering from malaria in many countries." Muslim Aid is committed to reducing the threat of malaria in the countries it works in, especially for the most vulnerable groups of people, namely old persons, pregnant women and children. Malaria among pregnant women contributes to low birth weight and infant <b>...</b>
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Japan: A Call To Action
Japan: A Call To Action
An earthquake erupted off the coast of Northern Japan setting off a chain events that continue send Japan, and the rest of the world, scrambling to find answers, search for survivors, bury the dead, and begin to rebuild. If anything good comes from this tragedy, it will surely be found in the spirit of good will as humanitarian efforts are mobilized around the globe. The message for Japan is to be strong: you are not in this alone.
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Gratitude in Action in Cowboy Country
Gratitude in Action in Cowboy Country
When her husband got cancer, Rachel became the sole support of their family of 8. Learn how your help to Rachel's family has allowed her to reach out to her neighbors.
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Japan - A Call for Action
Japan - A Call for Action
Technology has brought our global community closer together than it has ever been before. Each and every home with a computer becomes acutely aware of the ebb and flow of nations and people all over the world. Japan is the most "technologically wired" country and the world has been able to see the multiple tragedies unfold since the earthquake set everything motion Friday, March 11th. We want the people of Japan to be strong and to know that they are not alone; indeed, may this terrible sequence of events be the cross roads for a new era of global awareness and support. If you - the viewer have not already done so, please donate to your favorite support agency that will aid the Japanese in this time of desperation.
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Scouts in Action
Scouts in Action
ShelterBox has a strong history of working with The Scout Association in disaster zones - they've assisted in several countries including: Haiti, Brazil, Guatemala, the Philippines, Kenya and Italy. All Scouts have an obligation to help their community and to their country. Scouts have helped ShelterBox Response Team Members with the distribution of tents and have also assisted in the set-up of camps in their local communities.
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Action for Refugees in Turkey
Action for Refugees in Turkey
In view of the recent earthquake in Turkey, we have taken on the initiative to arrange a Fundraising Event for the aid and rehabilitation of the Refugees in Turkey. Adequate post-earthquake relief is simply not reaching the refugees, as they are low on the countries priority list, and they are forced to spend night after night in freezing temperatures, hungry, in shock, fear, and grief. Many lives were lost and many more shattered by the devastation this earthquake has left behind. We will be holding an "Organic Gourmet Chocolate Sale" (home-made from scratch) on Sunday, October 30th at the Vancouver Public Library. The event will take place from 12:00pm to 2:00pm. All proceeds will go directly to the refugees in Turkey. The Iranian community and the people of Vancouver have always been a great supporter of our various activities and we once again look forward to your support. This event not only endeavors to provide desperate needed help for the victims of the earthquake, but also provide a ray of hope for the future. Please come down and support. You can contact us at vancouver4iran@gmail.com Sunday, October 30 · 12:00pm - 2:00pm Vancouver Public Library 350 West Georgia Street
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Davos Annual Meeting 2010 - State Leadership: An Opportunity for Global Action
Davos Annual Meeting 2010 - State Leadership: An Opportunity for Global Action
www.weforum.org 28.01.2010 Globalization has signified the expansion and interconnection of world markets, but paradoxically stronger and more effective national action is essential to achieve global cooperation. How can global cooperation be advanced as nation states become more interdependent? Samir Al Rifai, Prime Minister of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Michael Froman, Deputy Assistant to the US President; Deputy National Security Adviser for International Economic Affairs, USA HRH Haakon of Norway, Crown Prince of Norway; Chair of the YGL Global Redesign Task Force; Young Global Leader; Global Agenda Council on Values Indra Nooyi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, PepsiCo, USA; Member of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum; Global Agenda Council on the Role of Business George Yeo Yong-Boon, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Singapore Moderated by Lord Malloch-Brown, Senior Adviser, Global Redesign Initiative, World Economic Forum
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10 Tactics for Turning Information into Action
10 Tactics for Turning Information into Action
10 tactics features 25 info-activism stories told from the point of view of advocates in different countries including Lebanon, India, Tunisia, Egypt, Kenya, Indonesia, South Africa and the UK. For more information see www.informationactivism.org
