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Our Weekly Update

Hi One Day on Earthers!

Oh wow, what a week of developments. We are in full swing on securing locations, tackling some of the most challenging areas of the world. I'm writing this blog entry from Paris, where I just met with the good people of UNESCO. We hope to continue to connect with…

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Added by Brandon Litman on March 13, 2012 at 11:17am — 12 Comments

How can you know if your video got to the film?

Hello everyone,
Sorry if this was already answered, I was wondering if one's name is in the participants list, does this mean that their video or part of it will appear in the big film?
Best
Mohamed

Added by Mohamed Alborno on March 13, 2012 at 4:35am — No Comments

Pope Benedict XVI will visit the Basilica of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre

On March 27, 2012, His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI will make a pilgrimage to the Basilica of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre during the 400th Anniversary of the finding of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre at the Bay of Nipe, near Santiago de Cuba.

The Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre has an inseparable presence in the religious culture of Cuba as the patron saint of the Cuban people.

All the cultural and religious manifestations of devotion have honored the Patron Saint and…

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Added by Gardenia C. Hung on March 3, 2012 at 9:28am — No Comments

Ain't got no tweets

I run an alternative media project in Varanasi. I have a spent a couple of months here and I still have lots to work on. The themes for my project are Indian Culture & Elements of Neo-Realism.

Through this project we aim to provide an online platform for artists, creatives and activists of Varanasi, help small businesses improve their online social presence and also to aid international and domestic filmmakers with local connections, locations and tailor made experiences.

I…

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Added by Rajat on March 1, 2012 at 1:00pm — No Comments

Soup to Nuts

An 11.11.11 video by Adam Pérou Hermans

Empty Cupboard

You open your cupboard. It’s bare. You open your refrigerator, nothing but a few condiments…

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Added by Robert S Johnson on February 29, 2012 at 8:30am — 3 Comments

Fire Passion

A 10.10.10 video by Dave Lojek

Art of Maori Descent

The art of fire dancing is said to have originated with the…

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Added by Sam Jossen on February 28, 2012 at 8:30am — 3 Comments

American Red Cross Training is A Lifetime Experience

Greetings during Red Cross Month in 2012! My name is Gardenia C. Hung-Wittler. I have been interested in the Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED training since I was in fifth grade in Santiago de Cuba, when the elementary teacher Emma trained us in basic First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation, and Advanced Electronic Defibrillator assistance during the 1967-1968. After I have lived in the United States, I also trained to provide First Aid assistance in Chicago at Avondale Elementary School,…

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Added by Gardenia C. Hung on February 28, 2012 at 8:12am — No Comments

Our Weekly Update

Hi One Day on Earthers!

What a week (both behind us and ahead of us)! As you know, we announced the day of our Global Screening, launched the 2011 archive, and began posting to the One Day on…

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Added by Brandon Litman on February 27, 2012 at 1:00pm — 4 Comments

Petak Sembilan (Last year post 10.10.10)

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A Wisdom Traveler Project for One Day on Earth 10.10.10.

A visual documentation of Diversity which is reflected by a small chinese community activity at Petak 9, Glodok Pancoran. Our new friend, a Tak Kie family which is located around this heritage area, since their ancestor come to Jakarta they run a small coffee house that also sells steam rice, mixed rice, chicken noodle, etc. The Petak 9 market with all…

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Added by Agus Makkie on February 26, 2012 at 4:42am — No Comments

Gugu Tahun Dayak Benuaq. East Borneo. Indonesia.

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A Wisdom Traveler Project for One Day on Earth 11.11.11.

Ceremony "Gugu Tahun" is an annual agenda for the Benuaq society that is usually carried out at the end of the year. Meaning contained in this ceremony is to send prayers and offerings to the ancestors and their ancestors for a special community Benuaq who lives in the village of new spontaneous healing and pain can be kept away from harm and given the…

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Added by Agus Makkie on February 26, 2012 at 4:30am — No Comments

The Stone Poets...

A 10.10.10 video by Sanjay Kanungo

History of excellence

Stone carving, a traditional craft, known as early as the prehistoric period, has been practiced for centuries in Orissa, and has reached the highest levels of excellence due to…

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Added by Manuela Senatore on February 23, 2012 at 4:00pm — 1 Comment

A Little Wine-Whinny With That

I am currently healing from foot surgery. During the 11-11 shoot I was in a walking boot and on a knee scooter! It didn't stop me, just slowed me down and gave me a bit of a challenge to get around the city. I fell only once, but saved my camera from any harm. I apologize for the tartiness of uploading my projects. The month of December was pre surgery appointments, and then surgery, followed by being instructed to be completely off my foot for 8 weeks, AT CHRISTMAS. I am now coming out of…

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Added by Tammie Snyder on January 21, 2012 at 10:46pm — No Comments

After Storm Comes Shine: Groove Thangs on 11/11/11

11/11/11 was a once-a-century date that's "all one" and the perfect moment to reflect on unity. For Bonefish Johnny and Down Pat, the sibling duo behind Florida funk rock band Groove Thangs, it was a perfect time to get together and perform their positive party music, not just for their loyal fans in the south but for everybody everywhere via a concert broadcast live on the world wide web!

With lead singer Down Pat living in upstate New York and the rest of the band located in Fort…

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Added by Groove Thangs on January 9, 2012 at 7:30pm — No Comments

post-submission

I feel utterly drained of words and ideas. Floating on knowledge of a completed product on deadline, pleased yet eerily unfulfilled. Strange, this empty echo within...

Added by Janine Barry on January 9, 2012 at 8:16am — No Comments

thanks

Thanks for the extra time to get video submissions in! I've learned and accomplished a LOT since "AAARRRRGG!" and should be mailing a dvd in this week. No way to upload from my computer. I'm having fun adding music and text and narrative, but cutting the time down has been a hard lesson in objectivity. Not saying I did the greatest job, but for a first time I averaged just over one minute per hour of the filming time. The fear of the computer and software has left me. Next time I'll have a…

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Added by Janine Barry on January 3, 2012 at 2:59pm — No Comments

The 11 November Song

When the 11th November '11 came along I was housebound. I wondered what I could do to use that day in a special way. So I decided to do whatever I could do with that day... and the result is as follows.



I begin every day with God, so on this day too I spent time with the LORD of the Holy Bible, the God of Israel. I asked Him if He had something to share. So the first…

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Added by Henrietta Decruz on December 22, 2011 at 8:31pm — 2 Comments

Education with a purpose; Empowering lives

The determined look on her face and the confidence in her voice cannot be ignored. Neither can you miss the warmth of the close bond that binds her with the people of her village. Diptirani Rout , a 41-year-old mother of two, truly exemplifies woman power.

An economic honours graduate from Dhenkenal Women’s college in Odisha, Diptirani is serving her second consecutive term as Sarpanch( head of the village council ) of Balrampur Gram Panchayat ( village council ) in Dhenkenal district…

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Added by UN Women South Asia on December 22, 2011 at 6:30am — No Comments

I was threatened, even beaten up. But I did not give up: Manjulata Sahoo

Brutal physical assault, blackmail, threatening calls from the local villagers. These are but some of the hardships that have come in the way of Manjulata Sahu, the first woman Sarpanch ( head of village council) of Nadra Gram Panchayat (village council) in Odisha state of India.

Before becoming a Sarpanch, Manjulata was an active social worker, besides being the President of the Federation of Self-Help groups in her village. She stood for elections after the village community…

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Added by UN Women South Asia on December 22, 2011 at 6:00am — No Comments

Namgay Peldon: At the cusp of Bhutan’s revolution

History was created in 2008 when the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan ended more than a century of royal rule and moved towards a democratic system of governance. Three years later, another milestone was achieved when 28-year-old Namgay Peldon got elected as the Gup of Tashiding Gewog located in Dagana Dzongkhag. Namgay is the only woman to be elected as a Gup in Bhutan, ever since the nation went to polls in 2008.

 

Namgay attributes this win to the overwhelming support she received…

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Added by UN Women South Asia on December 22, 2011 at 6:00am — No Comments

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