Reads tagged with “charity”

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Reads tagged with “charity”

A reading from “Figuring” with original music by Yo-Yo Ma, a stunning rendition of the 19-century parlor song “Beautiful Dreamer” by Esperanza Spalding, and a family of friends speaking out against injustice in the universal language of sympathy.

Free press, priceless words, or what Paul Revere has to do with the future of grassroots publishing.

What going to school without underwear has to do with ruling the world.

What Yoko Ono, William Gibson and Kings of Leon have in common.

What indie music and your favorite restaurant have to do with Haiti and TED.

Literature and art converge to combat book famine and bibliowaste.

What the renouncement of dieting has to do with love and buying shares in Google.

Contemporary artists, modern bots and, erm, Jesus come together for Japan.

Robinhooding Subway, or how to make those doing well do good.

What child soldiers in Uganda have to do with good music and your hands.

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