daily action
The world’s children will be nurtured and protected when all of us take daily action—in kitchens, markets, and government offices. Advocating for children can be like brushing our teeth: something we do every day. MAU offers these daily twitter-esque actions to get us in the habit: Monday Movies; Tuesday Talk About It; Wednesday Writing & Calling; Thursday Traction (amplifying your voice); Friday Act with Friends; Saturday Spending and Sunday Sharing with Children. And every week is THEME related (how cool.) Let’s change the world for our children, action by action, day by day.
The MAU Daily Actions have been suspended for the summer. Which doesn’t mean MAU mavens aren’t ACTING up DAILY. So please, share what you are doing and pass the inspiration along!
Adieu daily actions
This post is the final Daily Action of the season. Now, it’s YOUR turn to inspire the movement! This summer YOUR actions will be front page news. Here’s inspiration from two global citizens to get you started …
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In keeping with MAU’s love of Girlcotts, this week includes a wonderful business maven—Kim Jordan—whose ethics & practices reflect great Hope & Possibility.
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Day 5 on the Hope and Possibility Tour: for starters, look at this photo! Kemi Ingram shares about her journey to mobilize mothers for social action.
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“Brewing a social revolution?” Sounds a bit like Acting Up, doesn’t it? Today MAU highlights the hopeful potential of tweeting—joining individuals on behalf of our common family.
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The US Secretary of State recently said, “We have no greater responsibility on this earth than to give each child a chance to make the most of his or her God-given potential.” How about that for hopeful?
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Today Micah Parkin passionately shares her story, “Taking Action–For Kids’ Sake”, complete with “how-to”s to help transition our country into a sustainable energy future—a pertinent topic, yes?!
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Meet people who embody Hope & Possibility, beginning with Lisa Shannon of Run for Congo Women. You’ll definitely be inspired to lace up your sneakers and you might end up changing the world.
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