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Asia January 16, 2012

Touching the Untouchables in a Rural Indian Village

Bodh Gaya, India. I have been privileged to visit two “Untouchable” villages while here on pilgrimage in India — the first about four miles outside Bodh Gaya in Bihar province, and the other about four hours south of here, in the village of Dumri in Jharkhand province. Both experiences were essential to my pilgrimage, as [...]

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Artists & Galleries June 17, 2013

Fountain Gallery Raises Funds, Boosts Artists with Mental Illness

New York, N.Y.   It was raining. Torrents. But the atmosphere was anything but damp at a recent fundraising wingding [...]

Stewardship Report June 17, 2013

J. Luce Foundation Welcomes New Executive Staff

New York, N.Y.  Please join me in welcoming two new members of the J. Luce Foundation executive staff: Jeremy Hu [...]

Health June 16, 2013

Amen’s Unleash Power of Latest Books at Entrepreneur’s Home

New York, N.Y.  Daniel Amen, M.D. and his wife Tana Amen presented their new books,Unleash the Power of the Female Brain and The [...]

Eyewitness June 15, 2013

I Write from Inability to Surrender Thought or Memory to Dust

New York, N.Y.  1960: I write from an inability to surrender a thought or memory to dust.  Memoir, poem, story, [...]

Human Rights June 13, 2013

Legacy of Frederick Douglass: Celebrating 175 Years of Abolition

New York, N.Y. When Frederick Douglass arrived in New York City on September 4, 1838, he could hardly have believed [...]

Literature June 6, 2013

Poem: Numbers

These new numbers make me nervous: No nineteen – nothing I know. A two and 3 zeroes. What the hell [...]