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A Nonprofit Is Training Dogs to Help Disabled Farmers

Fake Eggs Are Saving Sea Turtles

Save a dog, help a farmer, make a difference. That’s the

On many Central American beaches, poachers destroy up

mission behind PharmDog USA, a nonprofit that trains

to 90 percent of sea turtle nests to sell the eggs into the ille-

dogs to assist disabled farmers. When founder Jackie Al-

gal wildlife trade. The Ventura, California-based nonprof-

lenbrand met a man with a leg amputation at a farm show,

it Paso Pacífico wants to save the eggs, which oftentimes

he told her about his helpful border collie. The dog helped

end up eaten as a delicacy in restaurants and bars. It can

him herd his cattle, and it saved him time and effort.

be devastating to the endangered species.

Dogs assisting on farms isn’t a new concept, but Al-

Paso Pacífico developed a GPS-tracked device, which

lenbrand — who's a cattle farmer in northern Missouri

they call an InvestEGGator, that mimics a real turtle egg.

— knew that training dogs to help disabled farmers

The group’s lead conservation scientist developed the

would solve a unique problem: herding dogs aren’t often

device with her at-home 3D printer, and a special effects

trained as service dogs, and service dogs aren’t trained to

artist paints the eggs to look and feel like the real thing.

work on farms.

This Restaurant Wants You to Have a Pint and Change the World

Authorities can use the data from the devices to uncover smuggling routes and catch poachers. Armed with data

The Oregon Public House says you can drink to a new way

from the innovative decoy eggs, Paso Pacífico hopes to put

of giving back. The restaurant, based in Portland, Oregon

a stop to wildlife trafficking and save the marine species

— a city with a lively pub culture — has a family-friendly at-

from extinction.

mosphere existing to benefit local nonprofits through a votewith-your-dollar strategy. In its first six years of operation, the pub donated more than $200,000 to their community partners, who serve a variety of missions.

“Our model of choosing your own charity and giving back through the social and communal nature of a She launched the nonprofit in 2012 and developed a system where volunteers specially train dogs — many of

pub is definitely the first of its kind,” the owners write on their website.

which are rescues — to meet the specific needs of disabled

When customers order, they cast a vote for a charity

farmers. It takes a couple years and a couple thousand

they want to support from a list of partners, who receive

dollars to train each dog, but Allenbrand says it’s worth it

all profits. In essence, the pub exists as a fundraiser for

to help farmers with physical, cognitive, or illness-relat-

these charitable organizations, all the while offering a wel-

ed disabilities. PharmDog is an acronym that stands for

coming community gathering space and more than a doz-

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Pets Helping Agriculture in Rural Missouri, but the or-

en jobs. While volunteers make up the pub’s board, pub

ganization isn’t constrained to just that state. Through her

employees working at the restaurant are paid

unique organization, Allenbrand is helping both dogs and

industry-standard wages. The pub is closed during the COV-

farmers experience a better quality of life.

ID-19 pandemic but will reopen their doors when it's safe.

We believe in celebrating good and then joining in and making a difference ourselves. The Good Bar is full of recommendations from the Good Good Good community on how to take action in meaningful ways. Start small and work your way up.

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If you live near anywhere near sea turtles, you can sign up with Save-A-Turtle to monitor beaches before sunrise during nesting season. Sea turtle nests are staked, monitored, and protected by volunteers.

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Meet the Nonprofit Giving Food Stamps to Pets Marc Okon wants to make sure no pet goes left unfed. His childhood friend fell on hard times and “sometimes fed her cat before herself," Okon told the Wall Street Journal.

This Group Reroutes Food Waste to Plates Instead of Landfills

So Okon, who’s a stockbroker, entrepreneur, and business consultant, launched a nonprofit called Pet Food Stamps.

Those who already receive government assistance can ap-

bringing produce through a checkpoint in Nogales, Ari-

These Volunteers Make Free Deliveries For At-Risk Communities Facing COVID-19

zona. More than half of the imported produce in the U.S.

At-risk community members facing COVID-19 can re-

comes from Mexico through this border crossing. Some

quest deliveries of supplies or groceries — or whatever

of the fruits and vegetables don’t pass inspection, though,

else — for free through a volunteer-led initiative serving

and are bound for the landfill.

the greater New York area and parts of New Jersey. Volun-

Just north of the U.S.-Mexico border, trucks line up daily

ply for free pet food.

But Yolanda Soto is determined to give that produce an-

teers from Invisible Hands are specifically from communi-

other chance by rerouting it to families in need around the

ties at the lowest risk of a severe COVID-19 reaction and

U.S. She runs Borderlands Produce Rescue, which rescues

serve high-risk communities, including elderly, disabled,

between 35 and 40 million pounds of safe, edible fruits and

or immunocompromised people.

Unlike many other delivery services, Invisible Hands

vegetables headed for the landfill each year. That's about

has specific COVID-19 health protocols to minimize risk

one serving of produce for every child in the U.S. Nearly 40 percent of produce imports are rejected

of infection among volunteers and recipients. All volun-

before they ever make it to a grocery store. Produce can

teers confirm that they have not traveled internationally in

face rejection for several reasons: At the border, customs

the last 14 days, are not exhibiting any symptoms of com-

agents look for drugs or pests, then USDA inspectors look

promised health, and have not come into contact with an-

for quality and size standards. Once it makes it to a retail-

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, one

yone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 14

er, it can still be thrown away if it doesn’t look quite right.

in seven Americans is on the department’s food stamp

days. Most importantly, all volunteers confirm they prac-

Because the produce doesn’t look perfect, it’s not consid-

program, but the stamps can’t buy pet food. Millions of

tice social distancing.

ered sellable, and it piles up in landfills. Food waste activ-

pets are surrendered to overcrowded shelters and eu-

The service is simple and easy: Complete a request on

ists are working to change that.

thanized each year because owners can’t afford to feed

the group’s website, and a volunteer will shop for the re-

their animals.

quested items and leave them on your doorstep.

Borderlands Produce Rescue started in the ’90s, and when Soto joined the team, she reached out to local pro-

That’s where New York-based Pet Food Stamps comes

“We hope to not be around for very long,” Invisible

duce distribution warehouses, asking them to give her a

in. When a pet owner applies online, the organization ver-

Hands writes on their website. “We would love nothing

call before they dumped their unwanted produce. Since

ifies their income and needs, and if they qualify, the owner

more than to exist to help out for the next couple weeks

1994, the organization has rescued more than 800 million

receives pet food deliveries for six months. The group is

or a month and then have conditions change enough that

pounds of produce from filling up landfills.

funded by private donors and corporate sponsors.

we’re rendered obsolete.”

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Donate $25 to Feeding America. By partnering with farms, manufacturers, and businesses, they rescue food that would have otherwise gone to waste — and in this challenging time they're feeding millions in need.

Skip meat once a week (or more) on #MeatlessMondays.

Replacing meat with plant-based choices each Monday can offer health benefits and help you take action against climate change by reducing your carbon footprint.

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Sofas: The Tool for Peace?

Two people with opposing ideas cut their sofas in half, put the two halves together, and have a seat to talk. Sound like a good way to make peace?

The European Network for Nonviolence and Dialogue thinks so. That’s exactly what they did. Their theory is that in a polarized society, we don’t talk to our opposites enough. Their challenge is to pledge to listen instead of judging others.

The group is not uncommon in their mission to inspire people with opposing views to sit down together. But they did it in a unique way: First they found two people who disagreed on hot-button topics such as refugees, abor-

These Truckers Fight Against Trafficking

tion, feminism, and homelessness. Then they — literally — sawed the participants' couches in half, merged the piec-

Can Your Avocado Toast Cancel Coronavirus?

Modern-day slavery exists in all 50 U.S. states, affecting

es together into one, and filmed their conversation on the

COVID-19 canceled, well, everything. The team behind

hundred of thousands of victims. Despite trafficking being

mix-matched sofa.

Cancel Corona — the same people behind the donation

illegal, it’s a booming business. Most victims are women

app Momentum — says we can "cancel" coronavirus by

and children, and many of them are forced to work in

donating what we would have normally spent in this time

the sex industry.

when our lifestyles have drastically changed because

Truckers Against Trafficking is an organization looking

of the pandemic.

to put a stop to this modern-day slavery. Members of the

What you would have spent on parking meters, train

trucking and bus industries are uniquely positioned to

tickets, happy hour cocktails, lattes, and avocado toast

make a difference because these are common areas where

can play a part in funding the fight against the virus. The

traffickers recruit victims.

organization says that the money we’re not spending

The group exists to educate, equip, empower, and mobilize

The sofas were on exhibit in Vienna, Austria, where vis-

by being stuck at home can go to good use to help those

members of the trucking and bus industries to play a part

itors could listen to the conversations live. The group then

in making trafficking history by recognizing the signs of

sold the sofas to fund trainings and conferences in Europe.

Their website offers ways to calculate how much you

trafficking and then reporting it to law enforcement. They

“The sofa is a great place to create a dialogue between

spend on your commute, meals, and drinks, and then

offer workshops, education materials, and online resources

people with contradictory opinions,” said Dr. Christian

you can donate directly through the website, benefiting

to assist industry workers in taking the necessary steps to

Strasser, director of MuseumsQuartier Wien, the museum

several charities tackling prevention, healthcare workers

help save a life. The group also partners with law

and cultural district where the exhibit took place. “Sitting

support, vaccine research and development, unemployment

enforcement and government agencies to facilitate

on a sofa makes us feel like we’re sitting in the safety of our

assistance, and meals for children whose schools

trafficking investigations.

homes, rather than on a debate stage.”

are closed.

most affected.

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Check out Jubilee Media's Middle Ground series on YouTube. They center around challenging two groups of people to come together to see if they could find common ground, despite differences of opinion.

Learn from the team at Pantsuit Politics. Their podcast models how to do this with the week's news. And their book, "I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening)," provides a guide to grace-filled political conversations.

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This Man In Montreal Started A Movement to Remove Hateful Graffiti For Free A grassroots effort in Montreal, Canada

anti-Semitic, and Islamaphobic symbols

sprung up to spread peace and tolerance,

and phrases from public spaces such as

and it's turned into a global movement.

walls and sidewalks, sharing his good

Corey Fleischer was working at a graffiti

deeds on Instagram along the way, with

removal company when he happened to

the support of his tens of thousands

notice a swastika spray painted on a cinder

of followers.

block. Initially he drove away, but he later

A key component of the movement he

returned and removed it in a matter of

started is to publicly share the location

seconds. Now he locates and removes

of hateful graffiti so members of the

hateful graffiti throughout Montreal

community can remove it. His followers

free of charge. He calls his movement

often submit photos, and he shares them

Erasing Hate.

along with the graffiti's location, mobilizing

Armed with his #ErasingHate vest and

people worldwide to swiftly take action to

a power washer, he drives throughout

remove it. In many cases, the graffiti is gone

Montreal eliminating racist, homophobic,

in a matter of hours after Fleischer shares it.

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HOPE IN A TIME OF COVID

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With the COVID-19 pandemic, fear, confusion, and uncertainty understandably spread like wildfire. Every single person alive on our planet is affected somehow. Whether it’s facing a loss of income, illness, changes in our school, work, or personal lives, no one is immune to the effects. We looked for stories of people helping, and we found them.

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Advertising Legend Julia Plowman Weighs In On World-Changing Campaigns We Should Notice activism,

Visitors Take the Palau Pledge to Protect Fragile Islands In the Pacific

advertising industry expert Julia

Palau is a Pacific island chain of hundreds of natural lime-

Plowman sets the bar. After stints

stone and volcanic islands, covered in lush forests and

working at ABC News, Wieden+Kennedy (where she

surrounded by an aquamarine lagoon. Sounds heavenly,

worked on projects for Nike, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Audi,

right? Well, large-scale mass tourism threatens to destroy

and Old Spice), and Nike, she shifted her career to focus on

its fragile environment.

hen

it

comes

unconventional

to

While working with the Nike Foundation, Plowman

Activists Replaced Parisian Metro Maps to Prompt Action for Disabled Riders

worked with research that showed investment in young

Paris has the least accessible metro system in the world.

entry, visitors are required to sign a passport pledge to act

girls could be a uniquely successful strategy for breaking

There are 1.3 million people with disabilities living in the

in an ecologically responsible way on the island, for the

the cycle of intergenerational poverty in the developing

greater Paris region, which translates to 12 percent of the

sake of Palau’s children and future generations of Palauans.

world. There were organizations dedicated to adult women

population. However, only nine out of 303 metro stations

or to youth but none yet focused exclusively on girls.

are accessible for those who have motor disabilities, espe-

Why Julia loves it:

Under the wing of the foundation, Plowman built a brand

cially people who use a wheelchair and who struggle with

This small nation is thinking long-term and trailblazing a

for this complex approach to combat intergenerational

mobility limitations because of age, pregnancy, use of a

new model of conscious tourism.

poverty with the goal of fueling momentum and sparking

stroller, or a temporary health condition.

solving the world’s biggest problems.

action. They called it The Girl Effect.

national movement for representation of people with disa-

just over three minutes, clearly communicates the problem,

bilities) hijacked the Parisian metro maps by covering the

opportunity, and solution.

293 non-accessible station maps with a new map showing the only metro line accessible to all people.

now been viewed more than 2.4 million times on YouTube.

The initiative quickly caught the attention of the media,

Katie Couric introduced it at the Clinton Global Initiative,

Parisian mayor Anne Hidalgo, and French president Em-

and it appeared in a branded section airing on Oprah.

manuel Macron. Macron declared 60 percent of the metro

The Girl Effect raised the bar for nonprofit

would be accessible by 2024. This public effort supports the

communication by elevating impact-driven storytelling

long-time activism of disability rights activists and allies

to a level it had never been before, paving the way for more

who are fighting for 100 percent accessibility.

unconventional activism to follow.

We asked Plowman, who’s the founder of brand strategy

tion laws for the cause of environmental protection. Upon

On World Mobility Day in 2019, APF France Handicap (a

The Girl Effect launched with a now-iconic video that, in

The video quickly grabbed the world’s attention and has

Palau is the first nation on earth to change its immigra-

Why Julia loves it:

Advertisers Educate Consumers With Plastic Expiration Date Labels It takes up to 1,000 years for plastic to break down. Supermarkets aren't acting fast enough to reduce plastics, so two

company folk, to share three innovative and unconventional

It is brilliantly simple and has sparked real change. All

environmentalists and advertising creatives, Gagandeep

ways change-makers have gained attention and moved the

metros should be 100 percent accessible, but 60 percent

Jhuti and Joe Foale-Groves, created “plastic expiration

needle for good.

is a start.

date” stickers in a bid to educate consumers about the devastating impact plastic can have on the planet and encour-

Julia Plowman is a change-maker and leading expert in brand purpose. She has lived around the world, bringing her strategic leadership, brand marketing, and social innovation expertise to companies and organizations such as Weiden+Kennedy, Nike, and The Girl Effect. She’s the founder of folk — which partners with brands to identify, define, and create purpose-inspired strategies that drive business growth and benefit society. You can learn more at folk.global.

age them to make informed decisions. The stickers look like traditional food expiration messages, but their dates are well into the future — past our lifetimes.

Why Julia loves it: It’s shocking to see the dates and hopefully shocks shoppers into making better choices.

T H E S E C R E T TO D O I N G M O R E G O O D

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Science Says You Give Back Your Best When It’s Part Of Your Routine

By Elizabeth Sweezey Morrell, Chief Strategy Officer at Crisis Text Line

What We See Now WHAT WE SAW

breaks. You can’t help anyone else if you

Crisis Counselors are increasing their shifts.

schedule (that includes days off!) will help

The average number of counselors’

you show up as your best self when you’re

monthly shifts has increased by 35 percent,

needed most.

aren’t helping yourself first. Sticking to a

meaning we’re able to reach more texters Every single day, nearly 1,000 empathy

more quickly. As the world has rapidly

Find community.

changed over the last several months, it has

Our Crisis Counselors connect with other

MVPs help thousands of texters in crisis.

WHAT HAPPENED

At Crisis Text Line, we help people in cri-

Prior to the summer of 2017, we asked

also allowed us to scale our capacity to give

Counselors when they’re off-shift on an

sis move from hot moments to cool and

our Crisis Counselors to commit to four

the same high-quality support to texters as

internal social network. While Crisis

calm via text message 24/7. Over the last

hours a week for one year. We heard

the demand grows.

Counselors are physically alone on their

six years, we’ve trained more than 32,000

feedback that they wanted more flexibility

people to serve at the frontlines, using

in scheduling, so we made a huge shift in

Inactive Crisis Counselors are coming back to help.

they are never alone in spirit or support.

empathy to help people in crisis in their

our policy: Our ask changed to 200 hours

The number of inactive counselors has

The minute someone logs onto the platform

moment of need.

to be completed at the counselor’s own

decreased, and reactivations (counselors

for a shift, they’re greeted by the Crisis Text

We’ve spent the last six years developing

pace. Considering the policy change was in

who have taken time off and return to

Line staff, and throughout their entire shift,

and iterating a program, and we’ve learned

response to community requests, we were

volunteer) have increased.

they’ll connect with and seek advice from

one major thing: Helping the world is the

surprised by what came next: For two years,

most productive when it’s part of healthy

we saw a significant, steady decrease in

The fact is that there’s real science behind

that gives you a sense of community —

habit-building. When you treat volunteer-

the number of counselors who fulfilled

volunteering. It’s far more than popping in

something that makes you feel like, “yes,

ing like you treat brushing your teeth for a

their commitment.

every once in a while to lend a helping hand.

we’re all in this together.”

Elizabeth Sweezey Morrell is the chief strategy officer at Crisis Text Line, where she oversees the innovation process. She lives with her family in Durham, North Carolina, and anxiously awaits warm weather so she can break out

fellow Crisis Counselors. Find something

Just like you can’t run a marathon without

full two minutes or eating your vegetables, you set yourself up for success.

couches when they’re taking conversations,

What We DidWHAT WE DID Instead of watching the numbers continue

making a plan, volunteering works best

Find something that fuels your purpose.

when it’s part of your routine with some

At Crisis Text Line, we share anonymized

great cheerleaders along the way.

feedback from texters because it helps us

to decline, we dove into the data to identify how and why we were seeing such a decrease in active Crisis Counselors.

Between January and June 2019, we partnered with Angela Duckworth’s team

remember why we do what we do. There’s

YOU CAN DO What YouWHAT Can Do

nothing quite like hearing from someone that you’ve made their day — or maybe even

Here’s how you can take some of our tips

saved their life. Not everyone is motivated

and tricks and apply them to your life:

by the same purpose. Find what matters to

at the University of Pennsylvania to run

you and dive in.

an experiment in which we sent remind-

Make a schedule for yourself — and stick to it.

ers to Crisis Counselors asking them to

Sure, this goes for the organizations you

If there’s one thing we’ve learned in the last

volunteer a certain number of hours each

support that rely on your consistent

six years of leading a love army of Crisis

Think you have what it takes to become

week to reach 200 hours. We learned that

volunteer efforts, but it also rings true for

Counselors, it’s that there’s no shortage of

an Empathy MVP? Apply to become one

it worked to break down the 200-hour

the regular, everyday ways you show up for

empathy in the world. Anyone can — and

of our volunteer Crisis Counselors and

commitment

your community. Make a regular routine

should — give kindness whenever they can.

start saving lives in no time.

attainable goals.

out of calling your family, writing thank you

Sometimes it just takes some structure and

notes, and offering to babysit for a friend

support to channel all of your empathy and

who needs an extra hand.

kindness into the world. You have what

the Slip 'N Slide.

crisistextline.org/volunteer

into

smaller,

specific,

Then we did something bold. We reversed the policy. Seeing the results gave

If you or someone you know is strug-

us the courage to reverse the policy back

gling, text 741741 to be connected with

to four hours per week until 200 hours are

Consistency matters. Taking a break does, too.

And, maybe one day we’ll see you on

a trained Crisis Counselor.

reached, ideally within one year.

We’re huge proponents of mental health

the platform.

it takes to make the world a better place.

WO R L D R E C O R D & WO R L D I M PAC T

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Looking at The Sunny Side of Things When @world_record_egg dethroned Kylie Jenner as the

They decided to align with a cause near and dear to them.

account holder with the most-liked Instagram post, fans

The account’s three creators all worked in advertising and

anxiously awaited to find out who was behind the account.

public relations, and they were struggling to connect any

Over the course of one suspenseful month, the account post-

lasting impact to their work. Khan-Whelan said they all

ed photos of the egg slowly cracking, and everyone — our-

agreed they needed “something more” in their lives, some-

selves included — wondered what would be revealed when

thing to work on that felt “more purposeful.”

the egg finally broke open. Would it be a celebrity, a political

“A lot of people were waiting for us to sell out,” Khan-

endorsement, or a massive ad campaign? As it turned out, it

Whelan said. “We had lots of different brands come to us to

was Eugene, the egg, delivering a message of hope.

monetize the egg, but nothing felt right.”

“Recently I’ve started to crack,” Eugene said. “The pres-

After initially declining a partnership with Hulu, the Hap-

sure of social media is getting to me. If you’re struggling too,

py Yolk team ended up pitching the idea to animate the egg

talk to someone. We got this.”

The long-awaited video ends with an invitation to visit talkingegg.info, leading users to Talking Egg Foun-

into a character and spread a message of mental health awareness, and the PSA premiered exclusively on Hulu after the 2019 Super Bowl.

dation, a global initiative to eradicate mental health

The account’s followers were inspired that the

stigma by raising funds to support the foundation’s

team didn’t “sell out” by partnering with advertis-

partners, including Mental Health America and

ers to turn a massive profit off the now-legendary

Crisis Text Line.

post’s success. The team knew they were onto

Following the month-long build-up, the ac-

something big and quit their jobs to focus their

count’s creators were revealed to be three advertis-

efforts on Happy Yolk, which now also leads dig-

ing creatives: Chris Godfrey, CJ Brown, and Alissa

ital marketing campaigns for some of the world’s

Khan-Whelan, who said it really did start as just a

most recognized brands.

challenge to get the most-liked photo on Instagram.

“[The egg campaign] gave a lot of people this

But why an egg? It has “no gender, race, or reli-

feeling of hope,” Khan-Whelan said. “It seemed to

gion,” Godfrey told the New York Times. From the account’s inception, the account exploded in popularity — all organically — and it took just nine days to break the world record. People around the world got behind the egg’s objective quickly, and it went viral. It was

connect with a lot of people.”

Now more than a year later, Happy Yolk is expanding their mission to create what Khan-Whelan calls a “positive corner of the internet.” They launched a positive news Instagram account, @sunny_side_news, and will

just so random and simple — using a stock photo of an egg to

soon announce a YouTube channel featuring Eugene in short

break a world record — and in many ways it was the absurdi-

entertaining videos that offer a mental health takeaway. The

ty of the challenge that united people in their support.

YouTube channel will be a “deep dive into Eugene as a char-

The trio didn’t launch the social media challenge to start a mental health initiative but saw an opportunity to do good and ran with it.

acter,” Khan-Whelan said.

“We’re in a very hyper-connected world,” Khan-Whelan said. “Social media fatigue can cause quite a heavy weight on

“I would love to tell you we had a big, grand plan,” said

your mind. [With our positive news account and YouTube

Khan-Whelan, who is co-founder and director of Happy

channel], we want to make the internet feel like an easier

Yolk, the umbrella company overseeing the Instagram ac-

place to be. If there’s any opportunity to bring light to the

count and foundation.

darkness, we should.”

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DRESSEMBER

Can A Dress

The team behind Dressember says yes. n 2005, Dressember founder Bly-

rience every day. It took me a while to make

the Hill first learned about human

that connection — that ‘oh, this is why this

trafficking, a multimillion dollar

matters so much to me.’”

criminal industry generating about $150

When she learned about trafficking, she

billion yearly worldwide. More than 40

felt helpless. She wasn’t a doctor or lawyer or

million people are affected, one in four of

social worker, but she wanted to help.

whom is a child.

“I felt so fired up but felt so frustrated and

When Hill was a child, something trau-

powerless because I was a student and had

matic happened to her that shaped her and

no money to donate and didn’t feel qualified

eventually compelled her to combat human

or called to move toward a career that would

trafficking. When she was just four years old,

qualify me,” Hill said. “But I felt a passion to

she was molested for the first time.

contribute.”

“It was someone I should’ve been able to

In 2009 she launched Dressember, a chal-

trust,” Hill said. “I had to unpack that for

lenge to wear a dress for every day of the

years and years afterward. The impact it

month of December. It wasn’t yet connected

had on me and my identity and my sense of

to any cause, just a fun style challenge. But

worth gave me a glimpse into the exploita-

Hill’s friends started joining year after year,

tion that millions of women and girls expe-

and after seeing the success that Movember

DRESSEMBER

15

Change the World?

ordinary and elevate it to provoke conversation to bring awareness to injustice. It’s an invitation to information. The dress is a platform.”

Since trafficking is a complex and often dangerous landscape, you have to be highly

had in raising funds for men’s health issues,

The challenge is simple: Every December,

to the gym or even going to work or running

qualified to help in survivor-facing situations.

she turned Dressember into an anti-traf-

participants commit to wearing a dress — or

errands, which can be especially challenging

So fundraising is often one of the only ways

ficking fundraiser in 2013. More than 1,000

tie — every day for 31 days, regardless of the

in cold climates.

the average person can make a difference.

people participated that first year.

occasion or weather.

Just last year, more than 7,000 people

“It’s hard to get involved, and for good rea-

When she had the idea to turn Dressem-

Participants set up fundraising pages and

participated in Dressember. One of them,

son,” Hill said. “But there are a lot of people

ber into a campaign, it was a “no-brainer,”

campaign for the month to benefit Dressem-

RuthAnn Deveney, lives in Pennsylvania,

who have a great deal of passion for this is-

Hill said. “Finally this would be my way to

ber’s 15 partners, which in-

where it’s predictably

sue and not many options for how to get in-

engage in this fight.”

clude International Justice

cold each winter. She said

volved other than writing a check or drawing

She decided to first raise funds for In-

Mission and The A21 Cam-

wearing a dress in the win-

a red X on their hand.”

ternational Justice Mission, a human

paign, among others. Partic-

ter makes for a great talking

rights organization headquartered in

ipants can sign up as teams,

point.

Washington, D.C.

and they receive ongoing

She’s participated since

wearing a dress or tie is a fun, approachable

“We set a huge, scary goal to raise $25,000,

support and community

2014 and now leads a team

way to talk about something heartbreaking

and then we hit that in three days,” Hill said.

through the organization’s

each year. She says wearing a

and a way to engage with an issue where it’s

many resources, including

dress to raise funds uniquely

first year. The very next month after the

a Facebook page, where

works because women are

“There aren’t a lot of fun ways to talk

first Dressember campaign, Hill knew

more experienced par-

disproportionately affect-

about such a horrifying issue,” Hill said.

she was onto something. She filed for

ticipants share tips and

ed by human trafficking,

“When you have something that allows

501(3)(c) certification, and the next Des-

encouragement for

and a dress stands as a

you to bounce around between dark and

sember, they raised more than double what

first-timers.

symbol for standing

light and fun and fashion versus the heavy,

They ended up raising $165,000 that

they raised the first year. It grew each year.

You don’t have to

Dressember is a tangible way to show your support, and the group has found that

up for women.

easy to feel hopeless or unhelpful.

horrifying reality of human trafficking, it

In the nonprofit’s first seven years, they

wear a different

“Dressember is

makes it a lot more digestible for people

raised more than $10 million benefiting

dress every day.

special because

who traditionally shut down when they

anti-trafficking organizations.

Dressember

it activates and

hear about an issue like this. [A dress]

Now Dressember is an international com-

offers resources for how to style the same

mobilizes the everyday advocate,” Deveney

makes it a lot easier to talk about and a lot

munity of anti-slavery advocates working

dress in several ways, and advocates get cre-

said. “The qualifications [to participate]

easier to listen to. People have fun with it.

to end human trafficking. Their vision: a

ative with how to wear a dress in unconven-

aren’t lofty. It’s a very accessible symbol to

It’s a conversation-starter that’s disarming

world without slavery. Their tool is a dress.

tional places or situations — such as going

take on. We take something everyday and

and nonthreatening.”

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Know the signs of trafficking so you can say something if you see something. Read Polaris' guide that unpacks myths and helps you know when you should call the U.S. Human Trafficking Hotline: polarisproject.org

Donate to organizations making a difference against slavery and trafficking all over the world. We recommend International Justice Mission, A21, Cast LA, and Thorn.

Commit to wearing a dress (or tie) every day in December to bring awareness and collect donations to end slavery and sex trafficking. You can even form a team and commit together. Sign up at dressember.org.

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Plays Games and Heal Children An initiative called Extra Life is uniting thousands of gam-

Rival Gang Members Unite Against Gun Violence Through Beer

ers to play games and heal children through their unique

TRU Colors Brewing was born out of a tragedy. On a

including Bloods and Crips, paying a minimum salary

hospitals across North America. Participants sign up on

Sunday morning in 2015 in Wilmington, North Carolina, a

of $40,000 per year.

the group’s website, pledge to play games, and create a

16-year-old boy was killed during a gang-related drive-by

fundraising effort benefitting Children's Miracle Network

While the business is to make great beer, the mission is

fundraising page where others can donate. Many partici-

to stop gun violence. Company ambassadors hit the streets

pants set up big group events or host 24-hour or multi-day

He was shocked and saddened by the murder. He didn’t

to solve problems and build trust and relationships through

marathon gaming sessions for the occasion, but partici-

know his city even had gangs. Taylor reached out to local

the company's three pillars: truth, responsibility, and

pants can also play at home on their own.

police and asked to be connected to the leaders of local

unity. Since the company’s inception in 2017, not one shot

Children’s Miracle Network raises funds for more than

gangs, and he spent a year getting to know them.

has been fired by the 600 gang members in TRU Colors-

170 hospitals, which provide 32 million treatments year-

associated gangs.

ly to children across the U.S. and Canada. Donations stay

shooting about six blocks from George Taylor’s office.

He learned that the gangs functioned more like college fraternities, and the violence was mostly economically

“I'm walking into an office that I'm a salaried employee

driven. He decided to launch a brewery, called TRU Colors,

now,” one employee, Stephen Barnett, told WECT News.

to provide economic opportunities for local gang members.

“That we brought a group of guys together, … that's part of

The peer-to-peer fundraising strategy is unique in

"That's where we had the idea: What if we could create

my motivation, doing something so new and so different

that few, if any, other nonprofits have pursued fundrais-

and so challenging, but it feels so good."

ing through gaming communities, meaning the initia-

a business and hire gang members, as absurd as that might sound,” Taylor told WECT News.

local to fund critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment, and charitable care.

The startup has also launched an apprenticeship

tive taps into a previously untouched community. The

Taylor — who is also chairman of the popular craft

program that works as a job placement service. Participants

program demonstrates what’s possible when you create

beer app Untappd, where his son is the CEO — partners

go through a two-month training and then work with TRU

compelling campaigns for nontraditional audiences, en-

with local gang members, who stay in the gangs so

Colors partners, such as construction companies.

gaging new supporters that you might not otherwise reach

they can keep their influence over gang members and

TRU Colors is now securing plans for a gastropub in

through a walkathon or long-distance bike ride, for exam-

work as agents of change to put an end to violence

Wilmington and plans to expand their mission to stop gun

ple. Since its inception in 2008, Extra Life has raised more

in the city. The startup employs rival gang members,

violence all across the country.

than $70 million.

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Their carbon footprint is terrible, and the bottling process can harm communities. Prioritize tap water — and when you can't, choose glass or aluminum containers.

Educate yourself on the many ways we can all drink more ethically. EcoCult's article "Drinking Sustainably: A Guide to Eco-Friendly Alcohol" is a great place to start and worth a Google search.

You can make a difference by drinking beer. Imagine how great it will be the next time you get to grab a beer at a bar with friends. Now imagine your outing could make a difference, too. Start planning at drinkbeerdogood.com.

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Technology-Led Group Is Making Strides to Stop Child Sex Trafficking The internet has made it easier for criminals to share child pornography with a low risk of getting caught. In fact, reports of child pornography have increased by 10,000 percent since 2004. Additionally, the internet houses the largest marketplace for child sex trafficking.

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore knew that technology was playing a role in the problem but wasn’t yet part of the solution. They pioneered a technology-led approach, called Thorn, to end online child sexual abuse by identifying victims. Thorn, which Kutcher and Moore started in 2012, now houses the first engineering and data science team that focuses solely on combating this powerful criminal

Craftivism Offers An Alternative to Traditional Protests As A Powerful Means of Expression

industry. One of their products, Safer, is designed to be

“If we want our world to be more beautiful, kind, and fair,

during the suffrage movement. In war camps, women used

easily integrated for platform owners who host user-

shouldn’t our activism be more beautiful, kind, and fair?”

quilting as a means to claim private space and personal ex-

generated content to prevent child sexual abuse material

This is the question posed by the U.K.-based organiza-

pression. Today, crafting is used to express anti-capitalist,

from spreading. And their flagship product, Spotlight,

tion Craftivist Collective, a social justice group committed

feminist, and environmental opinions. American writer

is used by law enforcement officers in all 50 U.S. states

to the art of “gentle protest.” Craftivist Collective creates

Betsy Greer coined the term “craftivism” in 2003, and it’s

plus Canada to accelerate victim identification by more

art in the hopes of changing policies and laws surround-

only grown since then.

than 60 percent.

ing complex issues — by stitching messages about social

Craftivism is for everyone who wants to make a differ-

Spotlight uses Amazon-powered tools to identify victims.

and political issues such as climate change and the refugee

ence: skilled artists, weary activists, introverts, people with

For example, phone numbers in ads are often posted as

crisis, for example, all to invite reflection and respectful

anxiety, all who desire a better world but perhaps don’t

images instead of text, making it difficult to find them using

conversation instead of division.

know where to start or where and how to best prioritize

conventional searches. But Amazon’s tool, DetectText, can

“Gentleness can be a great strength, and quiet action

extract the information from images so Thorn can find

can sometimes speak as powerfully amid the noise as the

Craftivist Collective, which Sarah Corbett founded in

children based on their last known phone number.

loudest voice,” Craftivist Collective writes on their website.

2009, supports craftivists by providing tools, resources,

Another tool allows Thorn to detect and match faces to

Craftivism has become an unlikely social and political

events, and projects to support their endeavors. She even

images of missing and exploited children from open web

force. The word comes from the marriage of the words

wrote a book “for quiet activism." In her book she “[shares

data sources, such as the National Center for Missing and

“craft” and “activism.” Using creativity as a political tool,

her] journey from burnt-out activist, tired of marching,

Exploited Children’s register of missing children.

“craftivists” are creating meaningful change and engaging

confrontation and demonizing opposition, towards a

with activism through quiet, creative, and compassionate

more respectful activism: using craft to contemplate glob-

acts: knitting, crocheting, sewing, and other creations.

al issues, provoke thought and start conversations rather

Through 2019, Spotlight has helped law enforcement agencies identify nearly 15,000 victims and nearly 17,000 criminals.

Taking a look back in time, women embroidered banners

their energy and time.

than arguments.”

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Learn more about the art of gentle protest by reading Sarah Corbett's book, "How to be a Craftivist" or listen to her episode on our podcast, Sounds Good, at soundsgoodpodcast.com/sarahcorbett.

Order supplies to get started as a craftivist. (This is especially helpful if you're looking to pick up a new hobby or skill right now). Check out craftivist-collective.com for inspiration.

During this unique time we can't protest in many ways we're used to. But we have the opportunity to begin gently protesting by contacting elected officials and corporate leaders, pushing for justice in issues that matter.

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