Articles that offer an opinion from one of the UU team members.
On June 3rd, we celebrate World Bicycle Day. So, let’s make this day an opportunity to acknowledge why we love, celebrate, and ride bikes around the world. Here are some reasons why we should all love bikes: Bicycles are simple, affordable, and diverse. Anyone can ride them. Bicycles are a clean and environmentally sustainable means […]
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Winning this award was a memorable moment in my life. This year was the first time this category was introduced to the Lions Club movement and highlights our mission to search for innovative ideas that serve the needy. As Chairperson, it was my duty to organize the installation ceremony for 300 Cabinet officers and 300
How I won the award for Innovative Lion Lady of the Year Read More »
For more than a decade, the Wisdom School has offered Transformational Art as an integral part of every in-person intensive. These classes ranged from meditative brush painting to mask-making, clay sculpture, drumming, creating portable altars, to haiku-writing, journaling, Qi Gong, soul collage and more. Many students, having not done anything artistic since grade school, arrive
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#SpoilerAlert Leadership takes courage, purpose, and good friends to support your journey. Here are some lessons from our favorite Avengers! Discover your purpose: Never underestimate depression. Thor is just an example of this in the movie. He needed to find a new purpose in life even though he possesses vitality, thunder power, and god-like abilities.
Avengers End Game: 5 Things I Learned From the Film! Read More »
Matt Robertson is Ubiquity’s Director of Operations. He moved to Sri Lanka eight months ago to help expand Ubiquity’s presence in the region and currently resides in Colombo. He continues to work with Sri Lankan students and partners around the island. Colombo, Sri Lanka April 2019 My sadness and anger have turned to resolve, tonight.
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Raji Jayasinghe is Ubiquity’s VP for Asia. He is a native Sri Lankan and works out of Colombo in partnership with Ubiquity’s various local partners and students. This Sunday, out of the blue, Sri Lanka suffered one of the worst terrorist attacks the world has ever seen. A group of ISIS-backed suicide bombers targeted churches
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Barbara Marx Hubbard, futurist and visionary passed away on the 10th April 2019. She accomplished so much in her very long life and gave a great impetus to the change of consciousness that is slowly gathering strength. Barbara influenced many worldwide. The generosity, wisdom, and knowledge she shared globally left a lasting memory in human
Tribute to Barbara Marx Hubbard Read More »
Carefully review a peer’s creative assignment (2D Prototype Presentation) which are in the Dropbox folder. Write a 400-500 word peer review and upload it here to this lesson page. Your instructor will inform you which Creative Assignment/2D Prototype Presentation you are to review. In your review, make sure to address the following items: A. What
This week saw the conviction of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort on five counts of tax fraud, two counts of bank fraud, and one count of failure to disclose a foreign bank account. Simultaneously,Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen pled guilty to five counts of tax evasion, one count of making a false statement to
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