Tag: New York City Urban Project
A Poem: Dear Poverty, by Jonathan Walton, InterVarsity’s New York City Urban Project Director My name is hopelessness But you can call me misery, despair, depression or any other term thatpops up when you Press shift F7 on your pc while writing your paper aboutDarfur, Congo, Xinjiang, Chechnya or… Port-au-Prince from your climatecontrolled [...]
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Do You Have One Dollar - watch the video! A philanthropic social challenge to see if 1 million New Yorkers can give just $1 each to help the homeless/poor/hungry of NYC in 40 days, 11/22/2011 – 12/31/2011. 100% of all funds will go towards the Bowery Mission and the Love Kitchen to bring food, resources, and transformation to those in need in NYC. Click here to DONATE!
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What an eventful week for us! On top of the wonderful weather we have been experiencing in New York, we were involved in two awesome events this week. On Sunday, we brought our cookies and brownies to NYU to support the Ashoka Youth Venture Do it Dream it High School Challenge. This event was extremely inspiring. The Ashoka Ambassadors [...]
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On November 5th, Jerry Sandusky, a former Penn State defensive coordinator, was arrested on 40 counts related to sexually abusing minors. It was also revealed that several members of the Penn State administration were aware that on one occasion Sandusky had been seen in a compromising position with a ten year old boy, however, they [...]
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Last night as I was praying with students before large group at Columbia I had a great conversation with the janitor who had been touched by what’s been going on in the chapter the last 6 years. He had been there 31 years and marveled at the work of God through InterVarsity. Then, as [...]
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Check out NYCUP Artist Courtney Wong’s latest song, composed as her final project for C3 Manhattan’s C3 Studio course: Dichotomy What About Grace © Courtney Wong 2011 Swing away with your thoughts and stares Swing away with your words Slam your gavel, this time I’ll be prepared Sentence me, I’ll pretend I’m unstirred [...]
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Get ready for a great night of music, performances, an amazing Fair Trade Fair and much more as students from all over Rutgers come together to “Buy Her Bag and Not Her Body” and support the Nomi Network and the fight against trafficking in Cambodia. Click here for all the details!
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So, Tom’s shoes has a great mission “One for One”, but are they fair trade? That’s the question asked by my good friend and abolitionist, Erin Thomas. Click here for the whole story.
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