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Equal and opposite reaction. That’s what I remember most about Newton’s laws from high school. It might be the most handy thing an observer of people might get from science. If not, maybe it’s what goes up must come down. Or that a motion continues until it’s interrupted by an external force…
NYT: “Community organizing has [...]

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A flyer for Church Hill People’s News.
How does this just not make perfect sense as well as perfect irony? And I so admire their design restraint

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I’m way past due pointing out that a lot of the cool photography on Shared Air comes to us via the talented and far-ranging Andrew Bain. Thanks for your support and generosity, Andrew! We’ll be featuring his stuff in more ways than just header art very soon. In the meantime, take a look at his [...]

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Do you ever envy “how the other half lives?” Which half?
JOIN THE BREAD ART PROJECT TO FIGHT HUNGER Make every $1 count!
The Grain Foods Foundation and Food Network host Ted Allen have teamed up with Feeding America to help fight hunger — one slice of bread at a time. Consumers can take part in the [...]

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Shared Air is a conversational collaborative of citizens, professionals, leaders, and those simply interested in finding new ways to discover and do great things for their communities.
We use regular gatherings and social networking tools to share, test and improve ideas and to connect like-minds. Our goal is to side-step the obstacles to ambitious, innovative [...]

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My name is Mark Brady. I’m one of many folks in Richmond, Virginia interested in seeing our city find its voice and value from the many conversations going on. More than that, we’re looking for actions and ideas not from the top, but from every social and economic angle. That people are talking and have [...]

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