Category: Conscious

Future

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Lingo Cards (Some rights reserved) Future = time still to come HeadlinesWhy you should think about being a good ancestor — and 3 ways to start doing it – TEDFuture of travel – BBC Quotes The best is yet to come. The future of libraries Future Fit Recommended Listening Features Planeta.com

Play

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Lingo Cards (Some rights reserved) Play = Engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose Also see: Playgrounds QuotesPlay is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.– Fred Rogers Stray …

Human Rights Day

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Photo: USFWS, Sunrise, Big Stone (Some rights reserved) December 10 is Human Rights DayHashtag: #HumanRightsDay Human rights = a right that is believed to belong justifiably to every person Key Linksun.org/en/events/[email protected] Questions How is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights relevant today? How is Human Rights Day translated in other languages? How is Human Rights …

Socialising Tourism

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Book Cover Socialising Tourism = A reorientation of travel and tourism based on the rights and interests of local communities and local peoples Also see:Social License Key Linkstaylorfrancis.comroutledge.comIntroduction (PDF) Questions What is ‘socialising tourism?’ Is there an audio book version or audio chapters? November WebinarDetails to come Amazon.comAs an Amazon Associate, Planeta.com earns a commission …

Ethics Notebook

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Photo: Ron Mader, Zion National Park (Some rights reserved) Treat others the way they would like to be treated.– Platinum Rule Do unto those downstream as you would have those upstream do unto you.– Wendell Berry It seems to me that if we can imagine the injustice, then we can imagine its opposite.– Paul Keating, …