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Daily Archives: April 22, 2010
The Earth – Blue Marble…
Picture By NASA Earth Day is a day designed to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s environment. It was founded by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson as an environmental teach-in held on April 22, 1970. Earth Day is celebrated in … Continue reading
Posted in Mother Earth
Matching gifts program brings in big bucks for Carleton Place Hospital
EMC Business – The Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital (CPDMH) Foundation is thrilled to announce that the Carleton Place Drugmart – IDA and its staff have donated $2,739 to the ongoing needs of the hospital. The gift was made … Continue reading
Posted in Articles
Aga Khan Trust For Culture: Restoring Mughal Landscapes
The Dumbarton Oaks Garden and Landscape Studies Program, which is affiliated with Harvard University, organized a lecture on the restoration of two of the most important Mughal empire landscapes — Humayun’s Tomb in New Delhi, and the Bagh-e Babur in … Continue reading
Posted in AKTC, Arts & Culture
National Geographic Special Article: Thousands of Women Killed for Family “Honor”
There is nothing in the Koran, the book of basic Islamic teachings, that permits or sanctions honor killings. However, the view of women as property with no rights of their own is deeply rooted in Islamic culture, Tahira Shahid Khan, … Continue reading
Posted in Women Development
The Moral Challenge: A Pakistani Woman’s Fertility
KARACHI: Sarafa Bazaar located near Boulton Market, is crowded. The shops are squeezed together as though they grew in like mold in dingy and dark conditions. The shops sell all sorts of clothing on wholesale. The men yell out to … Continue reading
Posted in Women Development
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Uganda Jamat delivers aid and volunteers to disaster-affected Bududa
Nestled in a magnificent landscape of hills, the sleepy district of Bududa is dotted with small farms perched over lush green valleys. Bordered by Mbale and Manafwa in Eastern Uganda, some 40 per cent of the district is situated in … Continue reading
Posted in Micro Finance
Socially-responsible Investment is a Niche Market Gaining Popularity
The current economic malaise has sent investors looking for new avenues of investment – not just for the financial returns but also to make a difference in the world at large. Enter the socially-responsible investment, a niche market that is … Continue reading
Posted in Articles
Volunteer Calgary Leadership Awards Winners Announced
The long wait finally ended when Volunteer Calgary announced the recipients of the 14th Annual Leadership Awards on the evening of April 19. The Leadership Awards, the premier volunteer recognition event in Calgary, marked the culmination of the year-round … Continue reading

