Over the name. I think that brings up a good point in terms of the implicit we we all walk around as such, and there are many things that we cant help, right . We are born with and taught certain things so it takes a keen amount of awareness, and you know, dedication to getting over this kind of bias for you to be aware of the things that you do and to make them better. I say that because i think this conversation can go on and on and it is in the Little Things that were going to find the ability to the change, right . Because you can read all of these amazing, incredible articleses that it will be that one piece or that one day or that one detail that you notice that will be the change in your behavior as opposed to one full sweep that its going to cause a massive amount of change and little by little, drop by drop. In looking at this wish list, if you will. Having said a blind resume i think is an excellent idea because it is a big portion of where it all starts and weve seen many st
Funds are coming from the Housing Development project. Live in San Francisco, katie neil son, kpix5. Bike sharing is not the kind of thing you expect to cause controversy, but an expansion of the citys effort to encourage cycling just rode into the debathe. Kpix shows us bikes are getting butchered in the mission and some people are thrilled to see it. Theres a lot of bikes that we find, its nothing to see a bike like that in pieces. Theres no telling how many bikes were stolen, stripped, dismembered, but this one is certainly getting the most attention. One of the four sponsored bikes rolled out as part of the bike sharing. I love it. Yeah, its a great way to see the area. Maybe a hit with tourists, but some Mission Residents are not so enthusiastic. Letting them know where they place their shuttle buses. The Neighborhood Council and opposes these bike pods. While he doesnt support the vandalism, he has seen the photo and the long threat of cheers it is drawing on social media. A bike
For international peace. We are trying to show you as much as we can before things get started. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for coming. First of all we are into the season where the city tends to empty out, so we are all delighted that you are here to discuss a problem that, you know, is arguably as important in the us as it is around the world where we will focus on it. Lets me briefly introduce myself and who will be conversing with today. Im sarah cheneys. Simon is going to kick us off, simon taylor who is one of the founders of Global Witness, which is in my view one of the most innovative and effective organizations working in the space around the world and its very interestingly combined with advocacy with extremelyadvo regressed investigations and thats one of the things we will talk about today is a recent report by Global Witness about shells activities in nigeria. He also helped galvanize the coalition of Civil
Ladies and gents, thank you very much for coming. First of all, we are into the season where the city tends to empty out and so we are all really delighted that you are a problem that is arguably as important here in the United States as it is around the world where we will be free hope focusing on it. Let me introduce myself and we will be conversing with. Carnegie at the endowment for international peace, and the democracy and rule of law program, not the climate and energy program. Simon is going to kick us off, simon taylor, whose one of the founders of Global Witness, which is in my view one of the most innovative and effective organizations working in this around the world and it interestingly combines advocacy with extremely rigorous investigations, and thats one of the things we will be talking byut today, a recent report Global Witness about shows activities in nigeria. He also helped galvanize a coalition of Civil Society organizations in 40 countries worldwide, working for m
Ladies and gents, thank you very much for coming. First of all, we are into the season where the city tends to empty out and so we are all really delighted that you are empty out. Season where the city tends to here to discuss a problem that is arguably as important here in the United States as it is around the world where we will be free hope focusing on it. Let me introduce myself and we will be conversing with. Im sarah at the Carnegie Endowment for international peace, and the democracy and rule of law program, not the climate and energy program. Simon is going to kick us off, simon taylor, whose one of the founders of Global Witness, which is in my view one of the most innovative and effective organizations working in this space around the world and it interestingly combines advocacy with extremely rigorous investigations, and thats one of the things we will be talking about today, a recent report by Global Witness about shows activities in nigeria. He also helped galvanize a orga