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Crafting and Materialism: How Crafters are Changing the World

By On February 22, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Craftivism

Folks don’t necessarily associate crafting with activism, but like my pal Kelly Rand, I’m a firm believer that crafters can help save the world. Craft is more than just making things by hand. When you start habitually making things, it changes your perspective.

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The Uniform Project: One Year Later

By On April 28, 2010 · 4 Comments · In News

Have you guys been following The Uniform Project? The one year project raising money to send Indian children to school is almost over, and Sheena has posted an awesome video of the first 355 days!

She’s been wearing the same little black dress for the entire year since the project launched, and her [...]

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The Secret Life of Plastic Bags: Sustainablog Blogathon Contribution

By On March 26, 2010 · 4 Comments · In Uncategorized

Hey lovely people! This post is my contribution to sustainablog’s Pedal-a-Watt Powered Blogathon that’s going on right now!

The long-running green blog (and new green shopping site) is publishing for 24 hours straight to raise funds for the Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Northeastern Missouri. Go join the fun: read post [...]

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Vegan Bake Sale for Haiti: Wrap-Up

By On February 1, 2010 · 5 Comments · In Past Events

This past Saturday, Kristen Anderson organized a vegan bake sale to benefit Doctors Without Borders, and it was stellar!

There was an overwhelming outpouring of support from Atlanta’s vegan community! We had one 6′x4′ table, which was filled to the brim before half of the contributors [...]

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Vegan Bake Sale for Haiti

By On January 26, 2010 · 4 Comments · In Uncategorized

There are vegan bake sales springing up all over the place with proceeds going to Haiti relief efforts, and now Atlanta is in the mix! If you’re in town this Saturday, January 30th, come over to Criminal Records between 12pm and 4pm and pick up some [...]

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