2/1-3/15, 2013 | 9:30am-7:30pm Orphans International Worldwide Penny Harvest for Kids in Asia, Africa & the Americas Orphans International Worldwide OIWW has worked to support orphaned children in Africa, Asia, and the Americas since its founding in 1999. Today, OIWW supports orphan care in a dozen countries. Over $50,000 was donated to orphaned children in [...]
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Stewardship Report on Target at Clinton Global Initiative
New York, N.Y. At the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2012, Bill Clinton, Queen Rania, Ban Ki-moon, and the head of the World Bank discussed that an enormous need for moving humanity forward is communicating successful solutions from around the world. The Stewardship Report, with its mission of Connecting Goodness, is expanding its efforts to do so. [...]
Jim Luce (ジムルース) on Japan & Japanese-Americans
Jim Luce declared East Asian Studies – Japan (Literature) his major during his freshman fall quarter at The College of Wooster. He went on to spend three semesters in Tokyo and Morioka, and then returned to Tokyo upon his graduation to look for a job. Unsuccessful, her moved to New York and accepted a position [...]
Jim Luce on Orphans International Worldwide
Jim Luce traveled to Indonesia in 1995 where he encountered an orphanage — and an orphan named Mathew — that would change his life. Through the persistence of his mother, Jim went on to found Orphans International Worldwide (OIWW) in 1999. New York Times Essay: First One Orphan, Then Many More Orphans International Movement to Help Kids Around the World Janusz Korczak [...]
Global Themes of The Stewardship Report
New York, N.Y. In 2009 my friends began to suggest that I use my writing skills and inventory to begin my own platform about Thought Leaders & Global Citizens – called The Stewardship Report. We announced this at my 50th birthday party on July 24, 2009. Our theme is “Connecting Goodness” under five main categories, [...]
Columns and Columnists of Stewardship
Evens Anozine: Voice of the Haitian Diaspora Cynthia Artin: An American in Afghanistan Roy Barigayomwe Vanessa Cabezas: The Public Eye Lorraine Cancro, MSW: Eye on Humanity Ralph De Palo, Ph.D.: Hope & Inspiration Lori Henri: The Filmandthropist Sara Herbert-Galloway: Herbert’s Heroes Gosia Hatak: Single Mom Traveling Isaac J. Kassin: The Young Philanthropist Judy Kuriansky, Ph.D.: [...]
Jim Luce on Cuba
A Japanese Dinner with Raul Castro’s Daughter The Rubins on “What is Cuban Art?” Mariela Castro addressing the Latin America plenary of the International Conference on LGBT Human Rights in Montreal, 28 July 2006. . For the complete listing of thematic stories, see Jim Luce Writes. Trademarks are property of their respective owners. Articles, photographs and graphics by Jim Luce are [...]
Jim Luce on the Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association (RIVAA)
Museum of Technology, Art & Science on Roosevelt Island? Georgette Sinclair’s Work to be Featured at NYC’s Salmagundi Club Roosevelt Island Art Bridges Two NYC Boroughs Tadeusz Sudol: An Eye for the Roosevelt Island Tram Photography: “On the Way to Faraba” Architect Tadeusz Sudol of the Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association (RIVAA) believes that there [...]
