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Feedsacks … A history of recycling

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Did you know that Goodwill probably began the fabric recycling movement in the name of charity. Granted at the time of its founding, folks reused fabric pretty consistently.  Remember Scarlet O’Hara in Gone With The Wind reusing the velvet drapes to make her elegant dress to visit Brett in jail. …

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War . . . Lest we forget

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Rwanda became known for Gorillas but is most remembered for the horrific Genocide that occurred there.  National Geographic has written a beautiful series including the article entitled, Rwanda: The Art of Remembering and Forgetting

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Mental health and refugees

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Journalist David Willis has written a sensitive and informative article in Nationswell about the mental health issues of refugees. He highlights programs that deal with the displaced. One aspect he focuses on is a screening tool for refugees to this country.