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Posted by jodietonita on April 16, 2007
Photo: Mahmud Turkia/AFP/Getty Images
Members of the Libyan Green Revolutionary Guards sit in Tripoli during a ceremony to mark the 21st anniversary of a U.S. attack on Libya.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 13, 2007
Photo: Gregory Bull/AP
Men from the activist group 400 Pueblos march while wearing only an image of former Veracruz State governor Dante Delgado Ranauro during a protest in Mexico City.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 10, 2007
Photo: PARTHAJIT DATTA / AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Performers dressed as Hindu God Shiva and Goddess Parvati are ferried by cycle rickshaw along a street in Agartala, India.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 10, 2007
Photo: Ariana Cubillos/AP
A woman bathes inside a muddy pool of water considered to be sacred during a Voodoo ceremony in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 5, 2007
Photo: EFREM LUKATSKY / AP
Young Ukrainians dance during a break from a political rally in downtown Kiev.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 4, 2007
Photo: Luis Hidalgo/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Police with water cannons disperse protesters during a demonstration against the implementation of a new transport plan in Santiago, Chile.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 3, 2007
Photo: Rebecca Blackwell/AP
A security guard stands watch as supporters of Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade await the start of his inauguration ceremony in Dakar.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 3, 2007
Photo: Eduardo Abad/AP
A two-year-old penitent rests with his basket during a Holy Week procession in Seville, Spain.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 2, 2007
Photo: ALVARO BARRIENTOS / AP
The leader of the banned Basque Batasuna party, Arnaldo Otegi, right, confronts a masked Basque riot police officer during a march in Alsasua, Spain.
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Posted by jodietonita on April 2, 2007
I am in the midst of a year long training program designed to hone my skills as a change agent. The vision of the program is to help create a shift in the effectiveness, health, and sustainability of the progressive change movement, it’s people and it’s organizations by training a cadre of dedicated change agents.
Our mission is to become skilled in moving people and groups:
From fear to love and connectedness
From burnout to sustainability
From activity to results
From piecemeal efforts to systemic change
by way of background…
My primary venues for living change are through my:
- intimate relationships (friends and family)
- relationship to my neighbours and my neighbourhood community
- career as a builder, nurturer, facilitator, connector, and convener
I am going to begin again posting the daily practices from our training. This evolution of the posts will come enhanced with some theory of change and personal application mixed in.
More soon…
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