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Permalink Reply by Esther Love on August 16, 2012 at 1:21pm

Cross-pollination creates stronger more beautiful flowers.  It takes a lot of bees to make the honey.  Thanks, Karin

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Permalink Reply by Rob Cipriano on August 16, 2012 at 1:32pm

Idea # 2 (Since Idea # 1 Was The Idea Forum) :- )

Create a list of projects being governed in some fashion by AllHumanity Members.  Find out their immediate needs and begin the MobilPay Global Campaign so that ground seed gifting can be accomplished.

Any thoughts, comments?

RobC

 

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Permalink Reply by Karin Krenner on August 16, 2012 at 1:43pm

Great Idea!  Ok, start sending those projects in for the List!  Let's Rock n Roll... :)

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Permalink Reply by Karin Krenner on September 16, 2012 at 4:56am

Well, have been "off-site" for a few days, as am busy packing and doing the logistics of our big move. Jumped in here to check out how the " Project LIST" is going...

Hey, everyone, Where is it???  This is what this is all about.  Not only to exchange our ideas, opinions and get to know each other, but to actually DO some stuff and make some changes.

Am quite busy myself at the moment, as am sure you all are too, but am throwing down the proverbial gauntlet and hoping on my next visit in, The List will be in full swing!

We can't do anything, if we don't Start!

Happy trails to all!

:)

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Permalink Reply by Rob Cipriano on September 16, 2012 at 8:01am

Institute for Social Change- ISC is a non government, nonprofit right based development organization established in 2010 with the mission to facilitate the poor, marginalized, socially and politically excluded communities in far-flung areas of Sindh. The ISC strives for youth and marginalized community groups to climb the ladder of economic, social, and cultural development. It contributes in developing poor and outreach people so to empowering the marginalized portion of population in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh province. ISC is a legal entity registered under society act 1860 having 4638 registration number. Currently it is working around four themes including:

o Education for Development
o Human Rights Awareness 
o Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction
o Sustainable Livelihood Development

Basically, it is an emerging institute having significant potential to work for the rights of people, empowering poor and marginalized women & girls. ISC also strives for the development of rural communities and youth, so that the directionless youth could be brought into mainstream, and the rights of excluded segment of society could be ensured. Since 2010, Institute for Social Change has been actively engaged in advocating the peoples’ issues, building the capacity of youth, community groups and community based organizations, raising voice against the violation of the basic rights entitled under national and international human rights laws and constitution in Sindh. In addition to this, ISC has been actively engaged into relief interventions for disaster survivors in last two floods of 2010 and 2011 in Sindh province of Pakistan and could manage to provide humanitarian assistance to flood survivors in the hours of need. 

In addition to this, keeping in mind the importance of reading books and how good books are nurturing the intellect capacity of youth, ISC has planned to establish Youth Readers’ Clubs initially into the targeted districts to provide youth conducive environment for reading books and other literatures, and simultaneously their English language skills and Computer literacy could be developed and polished enabling them to contribute positively for the uplift of their families and society as a whole, and could sort out their suitable career in public as well as in private sectors. For further details some documents reflecting the various activities of ISC are attached herewith. It would be my great pleasure if your guidance and support could be extended for the great cause of creating peaceful and prosperous society ensures equal rights and privileges to all citizens. 

Abdul Jabbar Bhatti, 
Executive Director
info@isc.org.pk
www.isc.org.pk

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