Communities
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The
communities
that Jean Vanier founded, like Jean Vanier himself, exude tenderness.
Climate change: we're trying to reduce the stress in our personal lives and in our
communities
and on the planet.
Then I hear about Thardeep Rural Development Program, a non-profit organization working to empower rural
communities.
Women Are Heroes created a new dynamic in each of the communities, and the women kept that dynamic after we left.
And I'm sure you all know, this has created significant conflicts between the agricultural and environmental
communities.
And they provide needed economic support for rural
communities.
Whether it was through settling down in agricultural communities, all the way through modern medicine, we have changed our own evolution.
Despite this incredible progress, we know that until it's eradicated, polio remains a very real threat, especially to children in the poorest
communities
of the world.
These ideas are well known in liberal academic circles, but clergy like myself have been reluctant to air them, for fear of creating tension and division in our church communities, for fear of upsetting the simple faith of more traditional believers.
And 50 years from now, all of my current wild ideas will be accepted as truths by the scientific and external
communities.
And you know what, he's right, because 60 to 75 percent of those returning to their
communities
will be unemployed a year after their release.
And what was happening in the
communities
that I was serving is we were losing people every week to gun violence and mass incarceration.
It's called the Pop-Up Resource Village, and it brings an entire constellation of resources to isolated
communities
in the greater San Francisco area, including mobile medical, social services and pop-up shops.
Next summer, the village will launch, and it pops up every single week, expanding to more and more
communities
as it goes.
Polio strikes the poorest
communities
in the world.
And we see, truly, in some Muslim communities, that tradition.
But in the non-Muslim
communities
of the Middle East, such as some Christian communities, Eastern communities, you see the same practice.
Communities
such as my childhood community became referred to as "poor, vulnerable populations."
Those are the
communities
of which literature speaks about as living on less than a dollar a day, and they become the targets for poverty eradication programs.
And we support them with funding so that they can expand, they can grow and they can thrive within their own
communities.
She wanted to begin a fund that would support a movement that would be rooted in the
communities
in Mexico.
And I tell you, long after the lights have gone off Mexico, Semillas will be there with the communities, with the women, for a very long time.
And that's what I'm talking about: when we are able to support the ideas of
communities
that are rooted within their own setting.
Thirty years ago, there was very little funding that went directly to women's hands in their
communities.
Because isirika is the evergreen wisdom that lives in
communities.
You find it in indigenous communities, in rural
communities.
But even more surprising is if you look at socio-economic quantities, quantities that have no analog in biology, that have evolved when we started forming
communities
eight to 10,000 years ago.
So to understand why this was the case, we took our data and put it into an ordination diagram, which is a statistical map that tells you something about how related the microbial
communities
are in the different samples.
The data points that are closer together have microbial
communities
that are more similar than data points that are far apart.
And it is possible, of course, to increase the density of the
communities
around us.
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