Today I will post a list of links to relevant blog posts that I received last month. This is called a “blog carnival.” I do one on the first of every month. Please bookmark this page right now so you can come back later and read more posts. Remember the following posts do not necessarily reflect my opinions, nor do I necessarily confirm any information in them. Here they are:
Abdul-Rahim presents Borges Blogue: Militantly Undecided posted at Borges Blogue.
Jamie McIntosh presents The Not-So-Humble Seed posted at Suite101: Organic Gardens blog, saying, “This week the Norwegian government opened the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which will safeguard millions of crop seeds from catastrophes ranging from tsunamis to nuclear war.”
Ian Welsh presents The real reason why the rich see America’s problems differently posted at Firedoglake.
Jean Mosher presents War, Philanthropic and Political Web Sites « Always in Motion posted at Always in Motion.
Robyn J McCleary presents VOLUNTEER PROGRAM posted at Arts and Movie Ramblings.
Joshua C. Karlin presents Fundraising Ideas – Identification posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Jackson Kern presents It Begins with a Signature posted at Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Causes: The Alternative Channel Blog, saying, “We can change the lives of others, and in so doing, enrich and embetter our own. It can all start with a signature…check out this inspiring 3-minute clip.”
Ishtar presents » Cash handouts are not helping! Esther Garvi: aka Ishtar News posted at Esther Garvi, saying, “what happens when aid business has money but lacks progressive ideas…”
Tracee Sioux presents Stop Abortion Vote Healthcare! posted at Blog Fabulous, saying, “With healthcare for disenfranchised women on the table we should jump on the opportunity to drastically reduce the abortion rate without criminalizing women in poverty.”
Jackson Kern presents The Power to Feed the World? A Tale of Sustainable Development, BioEngineering, and Citizen Activism posted at Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Causes: The Alternative Channel Blog, saying, “It is a fact that high-yield seeds and other varieties, readily proffered by Monsanto and others, have allowed for intensifications of agricultural cultivation. The consequent reductions of malnutrition have saved many lives and have improved countless others.”
Joshua C. Karlin presents How to Ask For A Major Gift posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Michael Bass presents From the Headlines: Home Power and Reason magazines posted at Debt Prison, saying, “I’d wager that half of Zimbabwe will be starving to death this time next year thanks to this type of economic suicide.”
Peter Jones presents Alcoholism and the Indigenous Navajo Native American Peoples: Excellent New Movie posted at Indigenous Issues Today.
Bev Lightworker presents Free Clicks posted at Conscious Flex, saying, “When you first enter this website article, you will see at the top on the left under a section called “Heroes” something that says: “Save The World – One Click At A Time! On each of these websites, you can click a button to support the cause — each click creates funding, and costs you nothing! Bookmark these sites, and click once a day!” Just under the buttons is a HTML code where other can spread the knowledge of this using the HTML code on their website, blog or any HTML code acceptable area. I feel this is a very worthy cause.”
Romeo Vitelli presents Starved For Science posted at Providentia, saying, “A little-known research project in WWII.”
Raymond presents The IRS Economic Stimulus Notice Letter Is A Waste Of Taxpayer Money posted at Money Blue Book.
Susan presents Guest Columnist Susan Jacobs: Medical Identity Theft on the Rise « Doctor Bulldog & Ronin posted at Doctor Bulldog & Ronin.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of this world hunger and poverty blog carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.