Living Me to We. Craig Kielburger

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СКАЧАТЬ Canada: Plan A Dream Staycation

       See the World: Get Outside Your Comfort Zone

       Around the World: Go on a Volunteer Trip

       Tread Lightly: Conscientious Jet-Setting

       Pen Pals Unite: Stay in Touch Near and Far

       Escape to Nature: Keep the Connection

       Get to Know: Rick Hansen

      EVENING

      HOME SWEET HOME 5 P.M.

       Behind the Green Sheen: Read the Label

       Airtight Home: Get an Eco Audit

       Get Out the Welcome Wagon: Being a Good Neighbour

       Mop Softly: Cleaning with Alternative Home Cleaners

       Share Your Home: Community Space at Home

       Get to Know: Anne Murray

       FOOD FIGHT 6 P.M.

       Happy Meals: Bringing Back Communal Dining

       Going the Distance: Eat Local

       Food Waste Flaws: Finish Your Plate

       Get to Know: Sam Roberts

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      Living Me To We | Morning

      FAM JAM 7 P.M.

       The Art of Family Traditions: Do it Together

       Material World: Raise Socially Conscious Kids

       Gift + Passion = Better World: Learn the Equation for Change

       Random Act of Kindness: Pay it Forward

       Children’s Books with Substance: Finding the Power of Stories

       Bully Alert: Stand Up and Speak Out

       Get to Know: Michaëlle Jean

       AFTER HOURS 9 P.M.

       Pet Rescue: Be an Animal’s Superhero

       Garden Variety: Share Your Space

       The Gift that Keeps Giving: Give Socially Responsible Presents

       Feel-Good Gifts: From the Heart

       The Movie is the Message: Get Entertained... And Informed

       Get to Know: George Stroumboulopoulos

       RESOURCE GUIDE

       CITY GUIDE

       ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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       Morning | Living Me To We

      Introduction

      WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO LIVE ME TO WE? You might have worn a Me to We T-shirt or bracelet, read a Me to We book or gone on a Me to We trip – but living me to we – is a journey towards leading a positive daily legacy.When you drill down to the hard numbers, Canadians donate less than one percent of their income. But that statistic doesn’t tell the whole story. What about the shovelling of an older neighbour’s driveway, or the chicken soup you delivered for a sick friend? What we do to make the world a better place – without the hint of a tax credit or thanks in return – is living me to we. As the great social historian Howard Zinn wrote, “Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world.” СКАЧАТЬ