Why do capable people with many options choose to work for little or no money, using their talents and energy to make the world a better place? What are their satisfactions? Their most memorable experiences? What sustains them when the going gets tough?
This blog records the answers to questions like these, in the words of activists working in many areas of social change.
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We bring togethering labor unions, community, faith, and student organizations and local activist and organizers to advocate and fight for the rights of all workers, especially the right to a to be treated with dignity and respect, the right to a fair living wage, and the right to organize.
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Sylvia's blog
Interviews with Activists for Positive Social Change 
A bravery beyond my own, and interest in world betterment as opposed to one’s own narrow interests. Do I have it right, Sylvia. ?
Thanks for your own brave ventures in living and writing about them.
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Sorry it’s taken me so long to respond. Just discovered your comments. Many thanks!
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