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Neighbors in the Green Belt Movement, started by Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai, plant tree seedlings in Tumutumu Hills, Kenya. Photo credit: Ariel Poster / Taking Roots Film

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It’s Just Our Turn To Serve The World

Several years ago, I read of a Buddhist teacher who offered his encouragement to a group that was filled with despair over the state of the

Volunteers in gloves serve barbecue to neighbors from a table outdoors.

For Weavers

A chef’s recipe for building trust

Chef Nate Walls was known for his barbeque in Fayetteville, AR. But when the pandemic hit, his catering business suffered. With few orders coming in, he

Forested mountains of the Appalachian foothills, with a bare granite dome rising out of the trees.

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Hard times could have divided us

Set in the Appalachian foothills of western North Carolina, my hometown was wild, beautiful, and thriving. Wilkes County was the birthplace of NASCAR and Lowe’s Home

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Reimagining the school bus

In our increasingly individualistic society, sometimes we miss seeing the simple solutions to community issues. A neighborhood in Madison, WI, had this problem: A significant number

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