#collectiveresponse

[dariusz-art]

Time for Unity in Earth's Defense

🌍🕰️ Embracing the reality of the passage of time: Call of the Earth 🕰️🌍 Continue reading Untitled

[slaskie-portale-internetowe]

Time for Unity in Earth's Defense

🌍🕰️ Embracing the reality of the passage of time: Call of the Earth 🕰️🌍 Continue reading Untitled

[khalidalqoud]

🌿Leading the Way Towards a Greener Future!

We are thrilled to share a momentous event that brought together the dynamic leadership of Mr. Khalid AlQoud, President of the Rotary Club of Salmaniya, Dr. Gulshan Youssef Saglam, President of the Rotary Club of Beirut Cadmos, and the visionary Ms. Rana El Hindi, President of Rotary Club of Lebanon Eco - organized (The Green Leader Forum).

This incredible initiative united these esteemed leaders to discuss two vital aspects of our collective journey towards sustainability.

Mr. Khalid AlQoud, with his wealth of experience, covered the Leadership section, inspiring the audience with invaluable insights on becoming effective and compassionate leaders, driving positive change in our communities.

Mr. John Rbeiz, a Consultant in Environmental Sustainability, graced the event as a speaker, delving into the critical environmental part, shedding light on ways we can preserve our planet and protect its precious resources for future generations.

This Green Leader Forum was a true celebration of unity and collaboration, fostering a space for thought-provoking discussions and inspiring ideas that can shape a more sustainable world.

President Khalid AlQoud shared, "Coming together for the Green Leader Forum was an honor and a testament to Rotary's commitment to environmental stewardship. Let us continue to be agents of positive change, empowering green leaders across borders."

Dr. Gulshan Youssef Saglam added, "As we unite our strengths, we realize that the journey towards a greener future is a collective responsibility. The Green Leader Forum is a stepping stone to making a lasting impact."

Ms. Rana El Hindi emphasized, "Together, we hold the key to a more sustainable world. The Green Leader Forum was a platform to ignite change, and we will continue to build on this momentum."

Let us carry the torch of sustainable leadership and environmental consciousness, lighting the path towards a brighter, greener tomorrow.

#RotaryClubOfSalmaniya #RotaryClubOfBeirutCadmos #RotaryClubOfLebanonEco #GreenLeaderForum #SustainableLeadership #EnvironmentalSustainability #TogetherForAGreenerWorld #RotaryImpact #CollectiveResponsibility #BuildingABetterFuture

[thecpdiary]

Complacency

We may all have different reasons for complacency, but complacency isn’t always a good thing because on some level, it can mean we’ve given up.

But on another level it can also mean we’re happy to stay where we are, because to change seems difficult. It can also mean we’re rooted in the belief that we’re on the leading edge of success, without ensuring that we are.

For the right reasons, complacency means we’re happy to accept what we deal with. With complacency, where we continually think everything is fine, we may turn a blind eye or overlook the injustices perpetrated by others.

I hate to go back to politics, but the reason for ‘Brexit’ and the handling of the pandemic by the UK government are fine examples of injustices perpetrated on a massive scale.

On the government’s part, there are things they can do to help keep us safe, for us to go about our lives normally. Instead thousands of people like me who live with a disability have been assigned to our homes, because masks in public spaces aren’t mandatory, unless those places are crowded.

It is important to think about the pandemic in its wider context, and how what we are doing now sets us up for life. There is complacency because the decisions taken that we have no control over, have left us vulnerable and exposed. That is true, but there are things we can do to keep us and our loved ones safe. We need to be proactive and move away from complacency.

Having been told by UK scientists that the Covid vaccines offers some protection, they do not fully protect, therefore it is important to continue to wear masks, because we can still catch Covid-19 and long Covid. Where ‘my mask protects you and your mask protects me’ the scientists are telling us it’s necessary and we should.

The government are wrong not to make masks mandatory and therefore individually we should change and wear masks in all public places, so that people like myself who deal with a disability can have a life, one that doesn’t keep us stuck in our homes.

Through the government's actions, it is clear they are putting the economy and party politics before the UK population. My writing is based on 'universal' and 'intuitive' understanding and truth. What I write, gives us the 'hard facts' not always easy to digest I know, and so we don't have to live with complacency. Through Brexit and the pandemic you have complacency, but it's all in how we choose to see and handle ourselves. It is important not to be complacent, but to be proactive.

Conclusion:

With complacency, we may not see the actuality of our circumstances. It depends on why we may have complacency. If complacency is there because we’re finding change too difficult that’s also not a good thing, but if complacency means we’re happy and content, then having complacency is perfect.

If we continue to believe that everything is fine, when it’s clear we’re ignoring the facts, it’s not good to be complacent. In those circumstances, it would be good to be proactive. Away from Brexit and Covid-19 if we are thinking of changing anything, it is important to take stock, to appreciate what we have first.

For more inspirational, life-changing blogs, please check out my site https://www.thecpdiary.com

[truthseekerastrology]

#TaurusMoon be like. “To heal, we must remember.” - Joe Biden . . Do you notice that this lunar energy - energy that represents the mood and state of the people, - has shifted in a major way? Tune into it… it is a subtle, fleeting but powerful gift from the Universe. . . A warning, things may get a little bumpy today and into tomorrow. In her travels, she will run into the Aquarius Sun and Saturn and later, the Mars-Uranus conjunction in Taurus (exact at ~3:38 pm ET). Ouch!! . . You yourself may run into some form of your own personal turbulence, but it’s important to maintain a steady, focused frame. Resist the urge to be stubborn and inflexible, because if we insist on being this way, we may miss the message and the lesson when she connects with Jupiter and Mercury. . . We have an opportunity to (peacefully) resolve some tension between the emotional drive to be separate and self-sufficient and the urgent need for us to come together and get some important work done. . . A word about President Biden: He was born under the transformative sign of #Scorpio and a waxing #TaurusMoon. Noel Tyl writes that this sun-moon blend “gives tremendous structure to the ego’s bid for fulfillment. This is the blend that depicts life in the **grand manner** … The ambition to reorganize or reform things desperately needs a sympathetic audience to develop its potential.” Good or bad, he embodies what we need to power through to the other side... . . Let’s send the newly installed administration some positive energy as it endeavors over the next four years to rebuild, reorganize and reform in a “grand manner.” . . #wespeakourhoroscopes #joebidenquotes #taurusmoon #scorpiosun #aquariusseason #suninaquarius #saturninaquarius #noeltyl #jupiterinaquarius #marsuranusintaurus #mercuryinaquarius #bookasession #bookareading #selfsufficiency #collectiveresponsibility (at West Philadelphia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKRxQ4LHxPz/?igshid=166yjt5igk46d

[amorinarose]

Love the idea of collective responsibility. I think the virus has taught us that it is only together that we can really win. #butterflies #collective #collectiveresponsibility #inthistogether #audreyhepburn #audreyhepburnquotes #quotes #keepyourdistance #slowthespread #firstresponders #inspirational #peoplesupportingpeople #friends #family https://www.instagram.com/p/B_UyTnFAAvn/?igshid=1fuc9z7c9xezd

[studentcenteredworld]

🙌🏼 . . Posted @withrepost • @the_pedagogy_project Thought for the day... Thank you @subversive.thread for challenging our thinking as teachers. #teacher #students #studentvoice #studentagency #teachingandlearning #studentcenteredlearning #inquiry #collectiveefficacy #collectiveresponsibility https://www.instagram.com/p/B2ysZj4h06h/?igshid=1pvmj5vjv4i2t

[unadulteratedcollectordreamerblr]

#Repost @jodi_bonassi with @get_repost ・・・ FLASHPOINTS. Please join us TODAY , 4-6 at MuzeuMM! One of the top rated museums in LA! Curators: #georgiafreedmanharvey and #annehromadka brings #flashpoint to #muzeummgallery . I am honored to be in this #specialexhibition . A #collectiveresponse with a focus on #civilrights #humanrights #nationalism #water and #politicalpolarization five #bienial #murals and 16 additional works by JAI members #art exhibitions #gallerywall SUNDAY June 24, 4-6PM, 4817 West Adams Blvd., LA CA 90016 (at MuzeuMM)

[ammph]

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[somebunnynew]

To all the moms, aunts , uncles,grandmas, grandpas and friends - Thanks for helping raise 'em #collectiveresponsibility #teameffort #appreciationpost #raisingtomorrow #somebunnynew — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2PfGcbW

[kindledspirit-blog]

Are you ready to take #personalresponsibility and #collectiveresponsibility ? Are you ready to be of service to #spirit to #motherearth to the #collective #rising ? #spirituality #spiritualawakening #facilitators #transformation #conceivelife #consciousconception #aparaba #estherism www.aparaba.com

[imaginejoyy]

The following quote by bell hooks helped me resonate with the principle of Ujima and inspired my affirmations for the day: "When we choose to love, we choose to move against fear, against alienation and separation. The choice to love is a choice to connect, to find ourselves in the other." --bell hooks May the strength of our faith support us in moments of challenge. And may the knowing of our interconnectedness allow us to collectively move forward with compassion and heartfelt love. Ubuntu: i am because We are, We are because i am. #ujima #ubuntu #interconnectedness #love #bellhooks #collectiveconsciousness #collectiveresponsibility #faith #kwanzaa #reflection #affirmation #positivevibes #inspirationalquotes

[passional-on-southst]

#happykwanzaa #ujima #collectivework #collectiveresponsibility (at PASSIONAL Boutique)

[theartalyst]

#kwanzaa #HabariGani #Day3 #Priciple3 #Ujima #Villagementality #collectiveresponsibility

[hippmiss]

Habari gani? Ujima! Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility): To build and maintain our community together and make our brothers' and sisters' problems our problems, and to solve them together. Heri za Kwanzaa! ❤🖤💚 #HappyKwanzaa #JoyousKwanzaa #Kwanzaa #HabariGani #WhatsTheNews #Ujima #CollectiveWorkAndResponsibility #CollectiveWork #CollectiveResponsibility #CollectiveConsciousness #HarmoniousLiving #LiftAsYouClimb #TheVillage #NguzoSaba

[ronin0210]

Each day of #Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of seven principles: #unity (#umoja), #self-determination (#kuji chagulia), #collectiveresponsibility (#ujima), #cooperativeeconomics (#ujamaa), #purpose (#nia), #creativity (#kuumba) and #faith (#imani). Mira: Why did African-Americans first start getting involved in cooperative economic activity? Was it for political or practical reasons or both? Dr. Gordon Nembhard: African Americans started using cooperative economics from the moment they were forcibly brought to the Americas from Africa, at first for practical reasons. They realized that their survival depended on working together and sharing resources. They had collective traditions from the African nations and civilizations they came from, that they applied in the Americas when they could. These were informal resource pooling for enslaved as well as free African Americans. Enslaved Blacks might share a small kitchen garden to provide more variety of food than what the master would give them. Those that had opportunity to earn money would pool those earnings to buy each other’s freedom – when there was a master who was willing to sell. The Underground Railroad was a collective interracial effort to provide a hidden and protected route North to safety for https://www.shareable.net/blog/interview-the-deep-roots-of-african-american-cooperative-economics (at Clinton, Maryland)