05.09.07
Our Vote Counts!
Having capacity, and having something to unite, to react, or to interact with something else… combining capacity
RRR and R for Local Government REFORM
Do you have an opinion on this?.
Civic Health Matters
Civic engagement is not the sole property of government or community members or community institutions – it is everyone’s responsibility.
Health is a cultural, socio-economic, political-environmental issue as well as a personal and individal one.
For now – let’s start to discuss this and consider why this might be important.
I consider the following links as highly relevant to this debate.
From Australia – http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=5794
From Iraq – http://www.miacat.com/ART_Hope_IRAQ.html
From Malka Kopell in California – http://www.cacities.org/index.jsp?displaytype=11&zone=ilsg§ion=coll&sub_sec=&tert=&story=25968
and now you decide – perhaps Maria Altmann has a point where she advocates “A Political Will for Action” in the United Nations >Economic and social development >Department of Economic and Social Affairs – E-forum
http://esaconf.un.org/WB/default.asp?action=9&boardid=39&read=2427&fid=424
What are your Views on this topic?
Sharing the Burden
As Citizen’s we need to each be as mindful of others as we are to ourselves and own families.
Somehow, we have become muted at work, and within our own communities.
The good things we use to share with others are becoming harder to share.
This issue is complex and it does need us to think about the role we have at work, in the community and within our own homes.
Is this about politic’s? is it something spiritual or is it just something else?
