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CSRlive Content for Human Rights
Workers' rights campaigner Neil Kearney dies at 59
"In his 21 years at the head of the ITGLWF, Neil brought tireless energy and commitment to his work," said the Federation's president...
Nourish America YouTube competition
Nourish America is committed to helping Americans in need receive the essential daily nutrition to live productive, successful lives
FAIR FOOD: FIELD TO TABLE-PART 1
Approximately 2-3 million farmworkers feed our nation every day, working under some of the harshest and most dangerous conditions found in any industry
FAIR FOOD: FIELD TO TABLE - PART 2
THE GROWERS: Around the nation, a few farmers and packagers are stepping up the the challenge to supply fair labor conditions
FAIR FOOD:FIELD TO TABLE - PART 3
THE ADVOCATES: From college students to company CEOs, all kinds of people are joining farmworkers and farmers in working towards fair farm labor...
Enough to Go Around
Chip’s book and story is truly one of “hope”—about those who live under war, genocide, and natural disasters
Global Food Security: U.S. Commitment to Action
"The question is not whether we can end hunger, it's whether we will." — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
Gay marriage parties, protests
A Vermont law giving gay and lesbian couples the right to marry and was greeted with mixed reactions
Youth Quest hopes to see some of Govt's $84 million investment
A Kapiti Coast programme which helps troubled youths turn their lives around is hoping some of the $84 million the Government is investing...
Sustainability Efforts Suffer Along With Human Rights in Honduran Coup
By CSRwire Contributing Writer Francesca Rheannon of Sea Change Media Poor communities lose an educational radio drama about...