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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Homeless Youth and the Chicago Youth Storage Initiative: This Project Needs Your Support
Homelessness may seem remote to you today as you lounge around a comfortable home celebrating Christmas, with presents and ease. Even if you are not celebrating Christmas, this week and next, many of you are likely to spend time in … Continue reading
Posted in homeless
Tagged Chicago Youth Storage Initiative, lockers
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Blowing the Whistle on Toxic Toys & Why I Am Giving Back
Photo: Toxic toys for sale this holiday season in New York City. Credit: WE ACT for Environmental Justice, New York, NY. It’s 36 hours before I go to a Christmas dinner, where I plan to bring gifts to two lovely … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable equitable transit, clean air, good food in schools, healthy indoor air, nonprofit groups, reducing waste pests and pesticides, sustainable land use, toxic toys, toxic-free products
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