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New Comments - Idealist.org
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“I think this is a great initiative to help effect 'change'. Being from the Caribbean i think this network gives me the opportunity to connect with people and organizations who want to see a better world for ALL people. I want to get involved because i think change is possible if we all do 'what we can.”
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Naomi,
Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
United States
May 14, 10:46pm
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“I think it's an awesome thing what you guys are doing. I think if we all did our part and began to care more about our "world" and humanity things would be different.
I want to get involved more in my community to help those who need it. I want to help Improve things and try to make this world a better place for all.”
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Vanessa,
Las Vegas, Nevada,
United States
May 14, 7:59pm
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“Idealist.org is a fundamental tool by which to connect and improve our global community.”
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Jillian,
Boise, Idaho,
United States
May 14, 6:49pm
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“I think it is well designed and conceived website and am extremely hopeful that it can provide me with a good match for my skills and desire to assist those less fortunate in the remote areas of third world, or developing, countries.”
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Martin,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
United States
May 14, 6:21pm
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“Democracy is universal. Ask anyone the following question: "If someone will make decisions affecting your life, do you want a say in who that will be?"”
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Jack,
kalorama triangle, District of Columbia,
United States
May 14, 3:10pm
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“My idealism is at the core of my belief system in change and the ability to impact the many challenges and challnged during a lifetime.”
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Judith,
New York, New York,
United States
May 14, 2:54pm
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“So far, so good.”
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Bradley,
Arvada, Colorado,
United States
May 14, 2:25pm
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“This seems to be a very efficient way for people like myself who want to work and be involved in areas that will automatically benefit our surroundings, our community, can come together and better communicate those wishes, actions, and solutions.”
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giuliana,
kirkland, Washington,
United States
May 14, 2:01pm
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“I've been involved for years, just updating my profile. Great project connecting the right people to each other.”
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Amy,
Portland, Oregon,
United States
May 14, 11:45am
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“I am a lifelong change agent and like to be part of and have been part of making things happen”
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Gene,
Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas,
United States
May 14, 11:02am
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“I truly feel that when you align your outer purpose with your inner purpose--the universe will rise up and meet you. Allowing yourself to be truly engaged with what brings you joy, passion and a sense of greater purpose, can only serve to create that inner space needed for authentic external and internal evolution.”
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Piper,
Lexington, Kentucky,
United States
May 14, 11:01am
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“I am glad that there is finally a network for people who are actually interested in progress, the crazy ones. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”
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Nadia,
New York, New York,
United States
May 14, 10:24am
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“I think it's fantastic, bringing people together like this!”
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Mary,
Franklin, Massachusetts,
United States
May 14, 10:19am
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“I feel ideallist gives an amazing platform for people like me to explore what they can give to the society.Having come from a Information Technology background and added creative skills,I feel one can explore a broad range of oppotunities out here”
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sarada,
manchester, Connecticut,
United States
May 14, 7:49am
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“I want to get involved in order to explore my ideas and share as well as learning from others experience.”
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Godfrey,
jinja, Estern,
Uganda
May 14, 6:16am
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“I believe the basic tenets of the initiative are correct and that the project could have a very positive impact. The emphasis on 'libraries' and 'stores' demonstrates an awareness that information and resources are two primary tools for the empowerment of the disadvantaged and marginalized. I think the idea of setting up local 'community points' might be misguided if it does not promise to focus on the grass roots and to understand that individual chapters might be serving communities with different needs. The basic premise of Idealist is very strong, but its more ambitious, local initiatives ought to be vetted for efficiency.”
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Alan,
Middletown, Connecticut,
United States
May 14, 5:40am
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“I want to get involved not only to better myself but to better the lives of others. I believe that this is a chance for many people who want to get ahead, to make that leap forward.”
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suzanne,
Union City, California,
United States
May 13, 10:44pm
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“This initiative is wonderful and empowering - idealists unite!”
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sarah,
boston, Massachusetts,
United States
May 13, 10:25pm
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“This is great! The power of positive change.”
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Julie,
Fort Collins, Colorado,
United States
May 13, 9:50pm
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“I hope to use this website to get involved in the nonprofits and volunteer opportunities that interest me.”
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Anya,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
United States
May 13, 8:13pm
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