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| Among several ways in which global economics has become irrational bordering on insanity, the devaluation of the productive impacts families compound is obscene. There's barely an innovation that advanced the human that would exist without having been nurtured by family as society's deepest microcultural force for good. Of you agree- or jt wnt to debate these sentiments - please get in touch. Chris.Macrae@yahoo.co.uk IsabellaWM.com (washington dc 301 881 1655 ) -Association of Family Foundations - skype isabellawm.com |
Why not support a yunus global assembly - macrae family proudly supports yunus glasgow-worldwide assemblies in any way we can 1 2 |
| . We Create What We Want. We wanted to go to the moon, so we went there. We achieve what we want to achieve. We accept that poverty is part of human destiny. It’s not! We believe we can create a poverty-free world. We need to invent ways to change our perspective. We can reconfigure our world if we can reconfigure our mindset. . Social business will be a new kind of business, making a difference in the world. Human beings are a wonderful creation embodied with limitless human qualities and capabilities. Entrepreneurs are not one-dimensional human beings, dedicated to maximizing profit. They are multi-dimensional: political, emotional, social, spiritual, environmental. The desire to do great things for the world can be a powerful driving force Young people dream about creating a perfect world of their own. Social business will give them a challenge to make a difference by using their creative talent. Let us join hands to unleash our energy and creativity. Collectively, we can create a poverty-free world.” Source : http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2006/yunus-lecture-en.html |
we also try to record history's conflicts from
the people's view before mass media deletes the inter-generation learning that peace could have mapped as we go from a nation state age to what ever 21st
Century will sustainably or unsustainably spin
Please ask your parents to contact my dad chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if your parents or sisters and brothers can help my mission. Simple way to help -
host a cafe debate
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presidential awards to celebrate 16 humans worth communing around : Yunus & 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 -but why no FA
what's the most wondrous google you can ask us to put here - eg girl power
Isabella writes: I officially started teenager networking, in search of hi-trust banks and other community sustaining stuff - on Valentines Day 2010 though we started sponsoring micropublishing
of world citizen guides including the first worldiwde directory of entrepreneurial hubs in 2007 and my grandad helped host a luncheon party the day after with dr yunus the day after my birthday in 2008 and an all day day-after- 69th
birthday party with dr yunus in dhaka on 29 june 29 help us turn Yunus 69th birthday report into living document - wow a club for schools teaching microcrdit
HAPPY CONNECTIVITY BIRTHDAY DR YUNUS
0:47 IWM: londoncreativelabs.com born 69th birthday dialogue of dr yunus hosted by Sofia Bustamante microeconomist - hope to see yuNus at http://globalgrameen.ning.com/
IWM : yunus centre opened on dr yunus 69th birthday; celebration of all his networks achievements to and invitatations to survey goals for sustainainability's greatest games that can be played on gameboards of 12 Collaboration Partnering systems -each game's centre of gravitational governance is a MicroBanks of Social Business (invented 1983 by Bangladeshi Law). 100 Congressmen agreed with Microcreditsummit's Sam Daley Harris that the premier league of MicroBanks started 2010s with teams : Grameen (Bangla), BRAC (Bangla), Jamii Bora (Kenya) yambassador -is also a yunus network emerging from a 69th birthday wish
0:27 YUQueenSofiaSpain IWM: Voted Favourite 21st C Place Leader my by teenager peers; has thrice committed everything a monarch can to make microcreditsummit the greatest networking process of sustainability's world
0:31 YUasa IWM busy with prep for june29, 2009 yunusforum.net celebration of dr yunus 69th birthday and one-day Yes We Can youth dialogue
IWM: had argument with teachers today as to whether safebanks exist in US; one day kids will mark teachers exam cards; til then better pretend my mindset has been brainwashed 0:30
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IWM: If I could have 3 Nobel P wishes: urgently one for Ingrid, one for Benedicte, and one for whichever woman does most to connect sustainability2012
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IWM: If I could have 3 Nobel P wishes: urgently one for Ingrid, one for Benedicte, and one for whichever woman does most to connect sustainability2012
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IWM: If Grameen Foundation can be started on $6000 loan, there's hope for us family foundations yet
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IWM: If Grameen Foundation can be started on $6000 loan, there's hope for us family foundations yet
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IWM: hi gdad - oh lucky man - reading Indian economics corresspondence course as a teenager while waiting to navigate RAF planes out of Dhaka; married daughter of Sir KK Bar of London barrister who spent 25 yers connecting round gandhi (from imprisoning him to writing up laws of India's Independence; The Economist's founder of entrepreneurial revolution networks 1976 http://erworld.tv/ - so why didn't Mirpur publish his 2008 xmas present to Dr Y http://yunusforum.net/?p=80 in time for son of microcredit to connect
IWM: hi gdad - oh lucky man - reading Indian economics corresspondence course as a teenager while waiting to navigate RAF planes out of Dhaka; married daughter of Sir KK Bar of London barrister who spent 25 yers connecting round gandhi (from imprisoning him to writing up laws of India's Independence; The Economist's founder of entrepreneurial revolution networks 1976 http://erworld.tv/ - so why didn't Mirpur publish his 2008 xmas present to Dr Y http://yunusforum.net/?p=80 in time for son of microcredit to connect
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IWM: UHU hope you met Yunus in Melbourne march 2010
IWM: UHU hope you met Yunus in Melbourne march 2010
first entrepreneurial game for every teenager to be - open source gordon dryden, new zealand
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this latest boardgame goes alongside education change mail we are going to read through -collaboration the new innovation advantage of microeconomic networks Year by year since 2005 WCBN & I have had a go at worldwide brand decoding yunus mindset of how YES 12 collaboration partners CAN multiply value eg 2006 Breakthrough - for first time in the world triangularisation
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 the sustainability games opportunity to choose cp11 in language that unites way yunus perceives this value multiplier,
the way you identify london creative labs, the way that tech wizards including tav can use technology for the poor as well and the worldwide to collaboratively create
a billion jobs the big news of 2008 was the opening
of the nobel museum in dhaka which tav you and I saw - the first use of nobel name outside nordica and the fact that
the nobel judge spoke to 1000 bangladeshi youth congratulating them on being in on the epicentre of digiyouth culture -the
yellow nobel grameen leaflet Isabella and I have asked you and mostofa to curculate 100s of round london this is where all kazi and yunus stories on the majority of future jobs will have to be created microentrepreneurially
by youth not by an education system that says if you come top of some obscure set of historical exams that now cost 250000$
for harvard to administer to you and put you in permanent debt - there will be global-down top jobs waiting for you;
as kazi said even those in bangladesh that go to university find there are few jobs for them -or as yunus says
in his speech to indian parliament LISTEN TO YUNUS IN INDIA AGAIN ON DIGIYOUTH
CULTUREGrameen Bank encourages children of Grameen families to go to school. It offers education loans to them to
pursue higher education. There are more than 42,000 students who are currently pursuing their education in medical schools,
engineering schools, and universities financed by education loans from Grameen Bank. We encourage these young people to take a pledge that they will never enter job market to seek jobs from anybody.
They'll be job-givers, not job seekers. We explain to them that their mothers own a big bank, Grameen
Bank. It has plenty of money to finance any enterprise they wish to float—so why waste time looking for a job
working for someone else? Instead, be an employer, rather than an employee. Today, Grameen Bank is a nationwide bank
serving the poor in every single village of Bangladesh. It has 8 million borrowers, 97 per cent of whom are women. The bank is owned by the borrowers.
Nine of the thirteen members of the board of directors are elected by the borrowers as shareholders. Grameen Bank lends
out over $ 100 million a month in collateral-free loans averaging about $ 200. Poverty Belongs in Museums
Every human being is born into this world fully equipped not only to take care of himself or herself, but also to contribute to the well being of the world as a whole. Some get the chance to explore their potential, but many others never get the chance to unwrap the wonderful gifts they were born with. They die with those gifts unexplored, and the world remains deprived of their contribution. Grameen has given me an unshakeable faith in the creativity of human beings and the firm belief that human beings are not born to suffer the misery of hunger and poverty. We can create a poverty-free world if we collectively believe in it—a world in which the only place you would be able to see poverty is in poverty museums. Some day, school children will be taken to visit these poverty museums. They will be horrified to see the misery and indignity that some human beings had to go through. They will blame their ancestors for tolerating this inhuman condition for so long Putting Today’s Powerful Technology to Work The world today is in possession of amazingly powerful technology. That technology is growing very fast, becoming more powerful every day. Almost all of this technology is owned and controlled by profit-making businesses. All they use this technology for is to make more money, because that is the mandate given to them by their shareholders. Imagine what we can achieve if we use of this same technology to solve the problems of the people! Technology is a kind of vehicle. One can drive it to any destination one wants. Since the present owners of technology want to travel to the peaks of profit-making, technology takes them there. If somebody else decides to use the existing technology to end poverty, it will take the owner in that direction. If another owner wants to use it to end diseases, technology will go there. The choice is ours. Present theoretical framework does not give this choice. Inclusion of social business creates this choice. One more point to ponder – there will be no need to make an either/or choice. Using technology for one purpose doesn’t make it less effective for serving a different purpose. Actually, it is the other way around. The more diverse use we make of technology, the more powerful it gets. Using technology for solving social problems will not reduce its effectiveness for money-making use, but rather enhance it. The owners of social businesses can direct the power of technology to solve our growing list of social and economic problems, and get quick results. Social business gives everybody the opportunity to participate in creating the kind of world that we all want to see. Thanks to the concept of social business, citizens don't have to leave all problems in the hands of the government and then spend their lives criticizing the government for failing to solve them. Now citizens have a completely new space in which to mobilize their creativity and talent for solving the problem of our time. Seeing the effectiveness of social business governments may decide to create their own social businesses or partner with citizen-run social businesses, and/or incorporate the lessons from the social businesses to improve the effectiveness of their own programmes. Governments will have an important role to play in the promotion of social business. They will need to pass legislation to give legal recognition to social business and create regulatory bodies to ensure that transparency, integrity, and honesty are ensured in the social business sector. They can also provide tax incentives for investing in social businesses as well as for social businesses themselves. During the current financial crisis, the falsity of the old assumption became even more visible. While big conventional banks with all their collateral were collapsing, microcredit programmes, which do not depend on collateral, continued to be as strong as ever. Will this demonstration make the mainstream financial institutions change their minds ? Will they finally open their doors to the poor? I am quite serious about this question. When a crisis is at its deepest, it can offer a huge opportunity. When things fall apart, that creates the opportunity to redesign, recast, and rebuild. We should not miss this opportunity to redesign our financial institutions. Let’s convert them into inclusive institutions. Nobody should be refused access to financial services. Because these services are so vital for self-realization of people, I strongly feel that credit should be given the status of a human right.The more time you spend among poor people, the more you become convinced that poverty is not created by poor people. It is created by the system we have built, the institutions we have designed, the concepts we have formulated. Poverty is an artificial, external imposition on a person. And since it is external, it can be removed. YunusForum Social Action Business team slogan approved by yunus: impossible becomes possible when right people time place action(sofia as first anchor woman of social business ) From micropublishing world citizen collaboration entrepreneur guides since summer2006 I think you and I know darn well that youth epicentres of cp11 are around yunus (begum-islm), around you, lucknow, taddy blecher, new zealand, sanpatrigano, kenya's jamii bora, some harrison owen alumni, Eva Vertes in medicine, hopefully CSUCI LA etc though I am not sureanyone has mapped where the tech-youth epicentres (probably parts of china and bangalore) joyful new decade to you & londoners players of sustainability boardgameschris macrae 301 881 1655 isabellawm family foundation skype isabellawm Entire Education in the world must be concerned with the affairs of the age - luckNOW footnote on year by year since 2005 Year by year since 2005" involves a hidden expert way because part of WCBN 1995 book on global brand partnerships is very unpopular involving forbidden questions - our practice of world class brand system theory maps Your & Our minds as neural networks of identifiers that can be changed completely if someone puts one slogan in yours that is not in mine and which is central to how you parse everything; I spent 23 years coming to this inconvenient mapmaking conclusion both building millions of hours of interview data on social needs in 40 countries (particularly muslim women as our french-global company Novaction's main client was unilever in south asia) using the first database software (MIT's express by urban and silk) and doing early trials of how internet elearning does and doesnt work for something that pretentiously called itself the UK National Development project in Computer Assisted Learning which in those days was epicentred in leeds but has moved to Glasgow (and discussing the 1984 future history scenario book of dad's and mine which contrary to what yunus said in India’s parliament did predict the fall of the berlin wall within one quarter future accuracy However more relevantly today it forecast that worldwide sustainability would be determined by whether the world aligned around a cheerful noble prize winner in billion people tv reality shows connecting internet to search for billion of micro up jobs – chapter 6 of book I gave you and tav, and yunus back in jan 08 |
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