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Over 75,000 images
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Nearly 1 billion people are illiterate. About two-thirds are women.
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134 million school-age children have never been to school. Most are girls.
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One out of three children of primary school-age in rural regions of the developing world are not enrolled in school.
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Over 10 percent of students in the U.S. quit school before high school graduation.
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See how you can get involved in an effort to connect others.
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Collects books and donates them to over 1,000 Asian universities. In China, the price of one medical textbook can equal the mont
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Over 15 million books have been donated to over 20 countries. Check out how you can become involved in an effort to promote lite
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Info on international education initiatives underway in support of the Millennium Development Goals.
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Check out "School in a Box"
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Sponsors many education programs in developing countries
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Learn how you can support youth in Afghanistan.
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Connects secondary schools around the globe
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Connects youth everywhere. Designed to promote greater understanding among cultures.
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Clearinghouse of online volunteer opportunities
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Visit for virtual volunteer opportunities.
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Deforestation is a major problem in nearly every region of the world. In Canada, an acre of ancient rain forest is cut down ever
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The average U.S. citizen produces about 1,600 pounds of garbage each year. U.S. drivers use over 385 million gallons of gas each
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It is expected at current rates of consumption that half of the planet's wildlife species will be extinct in the next 75 years.
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Check out your impact on the environment.
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People can make a big environmental difference based on the products they choose to buy (or not to buy).
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Created by the original creators of Earth Day.
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Ben Banwart organized his fellow scouts to transform Jackson Park. Check out the opportunities that scouting might provide to ma
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Protect 11.4 square feet of endangered rain forest with one click.
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The WWF funds the protection of species around the world.
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Learn more about earth-friendly buildings and green cities.
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Ideas about energy efficiency and water use.
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Did you know that toxic waste is traded among countries?
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Learn how you can help preserve habitats.
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Info about what countries are doing to clean up air pollution.
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Tools to figure out your impact adn tips to help reduce harmful emissions.
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Get involved in conservation efforts.
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Offers volunteer opportunities of all kinds.
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Unique opportunities allow you to work on a variety of programs (such as a sustainable farm in India).
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Encourages students to develop creative solutions to real-world problems
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access to clean water & proper sanitation
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lack of clean water
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2 million people die each year from preventable diseases. 42 million people are infected by HIV/AIDS.
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1.4 million violent crimes committed each year in the U.S.
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Each day 166,000 U.S. students miss school because they don't feel safe there.
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Info on peacemaking programs
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Networks youth in confronting bullying in schools and violence in communities
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CPR training to promote public safety
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Info on every health issue young people face.
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Works to inform youth about high risks of underage drinking, drug use, and impaired driving.
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Inform others about Internet dangers, collaborate with law enforcement, and provide technical support.
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Global Right to Health and Health Care Campaign.
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Learn how you can help end epidemics and support those (including orphaned children) affected by these epidemics.
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Carries out humanitarian aid missions around the world
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Linking over 3,500 youth activists, organizers, and peer-educators
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One-stop organization for disaster relief
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Help people around the world who are affected by conflicts and natural disasters
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Visit the page about the AIDS epidemic to see how you can contribute to this cause. The AIDS epidemic is one focus of the Millen
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Includes water and sanitation services in developing countries
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Cultural exchange program
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This organization places Canadian youth in community-building positions around the country and the world.
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Works with children, families, and communities to create positive social change. Supports children's rights, educational opportu
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Info on prevention, testing, treatment, and research efforts
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Resources on HIV testing
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global poverty
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shelter for all
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IR in the UK
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IR in the UK
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IR in the UK
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IR in the UK
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Hold a
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In over 30 countries, armed conflict is a daily reality.
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Over 2 million children have died as a result of armed conflict in the last decade. Over 300,000 child soldiers are involved in
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Promotes tolerance through art, concerns, and peace poles
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Features actions and advice for helping to end hatred and bigotry in schools and communities.
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Operates programs in 16 countries.
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Involves schoolsrom around the world in programs in peaceful actions.
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Learn how you can celebrate this day in your community.
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One way to advocate for peace is to send out a public message about nonviolence and tolerance.
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A campaign that promotes community action against hate crimes.
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Database of info extending back hundreds of years about family members that have experienced war.
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You can connect with people who have served in wars by volunteering at a VA hospital.
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Make some
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Sponsors leadership programs and cultural exchanges for teen from countries in conflict.
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Devoted to the welfare of children
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Thousands of people each year are injured or killed from landmines left after a conflict has ended.
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Supplies volunteers and resources to countries where conflict exists. Based in the UK.
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Learn how you can get involved in the humanitarian effort to help people in the Darfur region of Sudan.
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Gives youth the opportunity to promote peace and sustainable living.
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Join a global network of youth volunteers for peace.
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Involves approximately 60 youth from across the globe.
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Arranges cultural exchanges and youth camps in over 190 countries.
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Info to assist educators in making informed decisions about scientifically based tools that best meet their individual needs.
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Many of the major youth organizations working at the global level are working toward completion of the Millennium Development Go
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Human Rights
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Human Rights
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Human Rights
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Human Rights
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Human Rights
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Human Rights
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Help stop human trafficking
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Online media network of 10 countries and regions offering news on human-rights issues
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Non-profit that unites youth for a year of full-time service.
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A service-learning organization that connects clubs and projects.
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Helps youth strengthen sense of character and community thorugh exploration of stories and literature and movies that inspire ac
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Helps build more caring communities by supporting educational programs that engage and inspire youth in meaningful acts of servi
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Learn more about the environment and conservation. Use this knowledge to develop a project that will impact your own corner of t
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Youth media network that connects young video producers and their allies to resources, support, and projects that give authentic
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Short documentaries from around the globe
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A high-quality resource for tip sheets, project examples, and articles
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5th Grade Project from MJHS
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RSU 67 Service Learning Projects from 2010-11
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4-day professional development opportunity
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This site contains an amazing compilation of templates and resources for the Thoughtful Classroom!
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Assessment/Rubric links
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Classic research article on the power of classroom assessment
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includes student surveys for 6 character traits
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includes lists of essential questions for each character traits
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lesson plans, surveys, info
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divided by month---monthly traits