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Social Justice and the Power of Compassion

Meaningful Involvement of Organizations Improving the Environment and
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Social Justice and the Power of Compassion looks at how a single person, or a small organization, working at the grassroots level can make great strides in helping the marginalized and disenfranchised. Marguerite Guzman Bouvard weaves the personal stories of the founders and directors of such organizations as the Polaris Project, MADRE, and the Harpswell Foundation to show how they have dealt with social problems of many kinds that have been invisible for too long. From dealing with climate change to giving housing and giving medical care to the homeless these people and their organizations have created models that have been replicated around the country and successfully given widespread attention to these important issues.
Introduction Chapter 1: David Milarch and the Archangel Ancient Tree Archive Chapter 2: Adam Seligman and the Creation of the Cedar Program Chapter 3: Dr. James O'Connell and Medical Care for the Homeless Chapter 4: Sister Lucille MacDonald and the Emmaus Homeless Shelter Chapter 5: Sam Polk and Groceryships Chapter 6: Wendy Young and Kids In Need of Defense Chapter 7: David Crump and Trauma Love Chapter 8: Jodi Rosenbaum and More Than Words Chapter 9 Derek Ellerman and the Polaris Project Chapter 10: Yifat Susskind and MADRE Chapter 11: Alan Lightman and the Harpswell Foundation Chapter 12: Vidya Sri and Gangashakti Chapter 13: Eric L. Adams: Racism and Criminal Justice
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