From the archives - This year, on Dr. King's birthday holiday, more people than ever plan to donate a day of service. Please remember our friends abroad, too. Dr. King considered himself an American & a citizen of the world. We are certain that he would be speaking out on behalf of prisoners of conscience. Please visit Amnesty International & see what you can do in a very short amount of time & for zero money. (Photograph of Dr. King, via Public Domain Clip Art)
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Showing posts with label public service. Show all posts
Monday, January 17, 2011
A Day of Service
From the archives - This year, on Dr. King's birthday holiday, more people than ever plan to donate a day of service. Please remember our friends abroad, too. Dr. King considered himself an American & a citizen of the world. We are certain that he would be speaking out on behalf of prisoners of conscience. Please visit Amnesty International & see what you can do in a very short amount of time & for zero money. (Photograph of Dr. King, via Public Domain Clip Art)Monday, January 19, 2009
Dr. King & a Day of Service
This year, on Dr. King's birthday holiday, more people than ever plan to donate a day of service. Please remember our friends abroad, too. Dr. King considered himself an American & a citizen of the world. We are certain that he would be speaking out about the crises in Darfur, Congo, Zimbabwe, & Uganda (amongst many). Please visit Enough Project, as one example, & see what you can do in a very short amount of time & for zero money (though that's always appreciated).xoxo,
GG & her editor
(Photograph of Dr. King, via Public Domain Clip Art)
World Telegram & Sun photo by Dick DeMarsico/No copyright restriction known.
Staff photographer reproduction rights transferred to Library of Congress through Instrument of Gift.
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